Acupuncture Points Handbook: A Patient's Guide to the Locations and Functions of over 400 Acupuncture Points

by Deborah Bleecker

A Patient's Guide to the Locations and Functions of over 400 Acupuncture Points. How to do acupressure effectively. How Chinese medicine works to treat disease. Each point is explained in easy-to-understand terms. The first book written for the layperson or patient. This book takes away some of the mystery of acupuncture. Understand how acupuncture works, by understanding how each point functions.

Genres: Health, Nonfiction, Traditional Chinese Medicine

265 pages, Hardcover

Published February 15, 2022

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Since I have been using the kidney and insomnia points no more getting up in the middle of the night to pee. However the index is awful, she should have categorized points by disorders or at least listed those pages all in one section. Some of the pictures seem to not say what the description is, in particular the hairline images. Too many of the pictures require a google search to help find the point.

[Christina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is very well laid out and straight forward for the lay person. It has inspired me to learn more about eastern healing. Unfortunately I bought the kindle book which made reading slow and tedious going back and forth between text and charts. Next time I’ll buy the real book. The author added recommended further reading at the end of this book which I really appreciate.

[Readingbythepool · Rating 5 out of 5]

Review of "Acupuncture Points Handbook”
by Deborah Bleecker

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Deborah Bleecker's "Acupuncture Points Handbook" serves as an accessible and informative resource for those patients who
are new to the world of acupuncture. The book breaks down complex concepts surrounding acupuncture points, offering clear explanations and practical insights into their significance and applications.

Bleecker's approachable writing style makes it easy for readers to grasp the intricacies of acupuncture, including the specific points used in treatments and their associated benefits. This is particularly valuable for individuals like myself, since I have begun exploring acupuncture for my tinnitus. The author's ability to translate technical terminology into understandable language helps demystify the practice, allowing readers to feel more informed and engaged during their own acupuncture sessions.

By providing clarity on what acupuncturists do and the rationale behind their techniques, Bleecker empowers readers to appreciate the healing process more fully.

Overall, "Acupuncture Points Handbook" is a highly recommended read for anyone interested in having acupuncture done, receiving a well-deserved five stars for its insightful conte

[Hedieh Borzoo · Rating 5 out of 5]

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