Category Archives: Sinew Channels

Liberating Wei Qi Can Be Volatile!

By Steve | Published: February 11, 2010
The following was sent to my email, and Caryn gave permission to post it to this blog: Steve – after we needled using the chiseling method spiked a fever and got body aches. My partner did a point on the San Jiao. I thought is was just me, but I needled a patient yesteday, ah [...]
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It’s Great Having Acupuncture Students in the Series

By Steve | Published: February 9, 2010
… because students are SO studious, and want to be clear on the info. I think it was Sesame who showed me an illustration of the L.I. sinew channel that connected all the way to the upper thoracic spine. My comment at the time was that I use it all the way to the medial [...]
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    Steven Alpern, L.Ac., practices acupuncture and Chinese medicine as applied clinical philosophy. He is also a teacher, author and speaker. His efforts to discern the nature of individual health draw upon the classics of Chinese medicine and several historical traditions and specialties. Learn more...

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