Korean Constitutional Acupuncture - Theory and Clinical Application of the Hwa and Taegeuk Five Elemental Methods

American Institute of Korean Traditional Medicine
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The Hwa and Taegeuk Five Element acupuncture techniques are among the most commonly practiced constitutionally-based methods in modern day Korea. These simple and effective methods incorporate Five Elemental Theory to address a myriad of physiological and psychological issues. The Hwa Acupuncture method emphasizes the use of pulse examination, and the Taegeuk method, the insertion of needles to determine the patient's constitution. Treatment according to these methods is primarily focused on balancing constitutionally excessive and deficient organ systems while simultaneously addressing the patients direct concerns.

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About the Author: Gary Wagman, PhD, LAc is the founder of the American Institute of Korean Traditional Medicine and specialist in Sasang Medicine. He maintains a full-time clinical practice in West Linn, Oregon while offering educational seminars about Korean herbal and acupuncture methods. He is author of Your Yin Yang Body Type, The Essential Teachings of Sasang Medicine, and Yin Yang Balance for Menopause.

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