The following protocol employs Energy Enhancer patches to protect the body and maintain overall health. Apply one set of patches (WHITE on right, TAN on left). Apply patches in the morning and remove in the evening.
Anti-Aging Protocol for Energy Enhancer
MONDAY
Acupoint: Spleen 6
Location: About four finger widths above the inside ankle bone, on the tibia bone
TUESDAY
Acupoint: Large Intestine 4
Location: In the web on the back of the hand, on the bone of the index finger, at the highest point of the soft tissue when making a loose fist
THURSDAY
Acupoint: Kidney 1
Location: In the forefoot (approximately 1/3 the distance from the webs of the toes to the heel) in the depression between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones
FRIDAY
Acupoint: Stomach 36
Location: In the depression 4 finger widths below the knee cap and 2 finger widths outside the bone
EVERY EVENING
Acupoint: Triple Burner 23
Location: In the depression at the temple
*Apply a set of Energy Enhancer patches to this point in the evening
(on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday) and remove in the morning.
Showing posts with label acupoint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acupoint. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
The Best Anti-Aging Acupoints - Part 1
Most people only think of acupuncture as a therapy for dealing with pain, while the anti-aging benefits of the modality are lesser known. The fact is there are a number of powerful anti-aging acupoints that can help you feel and look younger. Regular weekly stimulation of the following points with Energy Enhancer and Y-Age patches can help protect the body and maintain health:
Acupoint: Kidney 1 (K1)
Location: In the forefoot (approximately 1/3 the distance from the webs of the toes to the heel) in the depression between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones
Background: Indicated for returning energy and calming spirit; cleanses, clears stagnant energy, regenerates, and gives rebirth to energy
Acupoint: Spleen 6 (SP6)
Location: About four finger widths above the inside ankle bone, on the tibia bone
Background: Good for restoring and nourishing the blood and moisture (dehydration is often associated with aging), bringing strength to the whole body
Acupoint: Stomach 36 (ST36)
Location: In the depression 4 finger widths below the knee cap and 2 finger widths outside the bone
Background: Indicated for returning energy, and strengthens weak conditions
Acupoint: Large Intestine 4 (LI4)
Location: On the back of the hand, in the web, on the highest point of the soft tissue when a loose fist is made.
Background: Known as the "Great Eliminator," removing toxins from both body and mind
Acupoint: Triple Burner 23 (TB23)
Location: In the depression at the temple
Background: Brings Fire energy or warmth back to one's core. This has the opposite effect of aging, where the inner warmth often diminishes over time.
Acupoint: Kidney 1 (K1)
Location: In the forefoot (approximately 1/3 the distance from the webs of the toes to the heel) in the depression between the 2nd and 3rd metatarsal bones
Background: Indicated for returning energy and calming spirit; cleanses, clears stagnant energy, regenerates, and gives rebirth to energy
Acupoint: Spleen 6 (SP6)
Location: About four finger widths above the inside ankle bone, on the tibia bone
Background: Good for restoring and nourishing the blood and moisture (dehydration is often associated with aging), bringing strength to the whole body
Acupoint: Stomach 36 (ST36)
Location: In the depression 4 finger widths below the knee cap and 2 finger widths outside the bone
Background: Indicated for returning energy, and strengthens weak conditions
Acupoint: Large Intestine 4 (LI4)
Location: On the back of the hand, in the web, on the highest point of the soft tissue when a loose fist is made.
Background: Known as the "Great Eliminator," removing toxins from both body and mind
Acupoint: Triple Burner 23 (TB23)
Location: In the depression at the temple
Background: Brings Fire energy or warmth back to one's core. This has the opposite effect of aging, where the inner warmth often diminishes over time.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Neck Pain Acupoints
Neck pain stinks. I know because I used to experience it a lot. Typically, the pain or energy patches used in the typical Haltiwanger Cross that comes with the brochure will produce immediate pain relief. However, there are times when you may not experience pain relief from doing that, so today I’d like to share with you specific acupoints that can be used specifically to help with neck pain. I’ve researched these because my neck pain does not respond to the typical Haltiwanger Cross, so I’m right there with you if you’re experiencing this.
Here are the acupoints to try. Unfortunately, I do not have pictures for all these placements at this time, but if you click here, you can look these points up at this website. It gives great information, and I utilize it a often.
1) You can try a carnosine patch on the CV7 acupoint. This point is
located on the back of your neck, right where that bulge is. The
carnosine patch has sedating qualities.
2) Energy or pain patches can be tried on Large Intestine 4 or 5. These
points are located on the hand between the webbing of the thumb and
index finger.
3) Pain or energy patches can be tried on Gallbladder 43 or 44. These
points run right along the top of the foot, near the outside, right
below the pinky toe.
4) Icewave or Energy Enhancer patches can also be tried on Small
Intestine 3. This point is on the outside of the hand, right near the
pinky bone on the outer hand. It’s not a convenient location to keep a
patch on, but if it works from you, use some extra tape.
Other things you can try would be to put the tan patch on the right side of the body and the white patch on the left side of the body. Normally, the patches are supposed to be worn the other way, but this can have pain relieving effects. Also, trying the white patch on the opposite side of the body from the pain.
With neck pain, there’s a lot of yang energy up in the head and neck area, so points on the feet often help because we want to draw that yang energy away from the head and neck and by extension, areas of pain. We are trying to sedate the yang meridians, so trying the carnosine patches on any of the yang meridians may also produce pain relieving results. See picture below for yang meridians.
As you can see, there is a margin of trial and error because everyone’s energy is unique, and it’s constantly flowing or moving through the body. Try these points and see if they work for your neck pain.
If you’d like further assistance, don’t hesitate to send us an email. We’d be glad to help. blitzthewave@gmail.com
Here are the acupoints to try. Unfortunately, I do not have pictures for all these placements at this time, but if you click here, you can look these points up at this website. It gives great information, and I utilize it a often.
1) You can try a carnosine patch on the CV7 acupoint. This point is
located on the back of your neck, right where that bulge is. The
carnosine patch has sedating qualities.
2) Energy or pain patches can be tried on Large Intestine 4 or 5. These
points are located on the hand between the webbing of the thumb and
index finger.
3) Pain or energy patches can be tried on Gallbladder 43 or 44. These
points run right along the top of the foot, near the outside, right
below the pinky toe.
4) Icewave or Energy Enhancer patches can also be tried on Small
Intestine 3. This point is on the outside of the hand, right near the
pinky bone on the outer hand. It’s not a convenient location to keep a
patch on, but if it works from you, use some extra tape.
Other things you can try would be to put the tan patch on the right side of the body and the white patch on the left side of the body. Normally, the patches are supposed to be worn the other way, but this can have pain relieving effects. Also, trying the white patch on the opposite side of the body from the pain.
With neck pain, there’s a lot of yang energy up in the head and neck area, so points on the feet often help because we want to draw that yang energy away from the head and neck and by extension, areas of pain. We are trying to sedate the yang meridians, so trying the carnosine patches on any of the yang meridians may also produce pain relieving results. See picture below for yang meridians.
As you can see, there is a margin of trial and error because everyone’s energy is unique, and it’s constantly flowing or moving through the body. Try these points and see if they work for your neck pain.
If you’d like further assistance, don’t hesitate to send us an email. We’d be glad to help. blitzthewave@gmail.com
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Patch Placements for Night Sweats
We have discovered a great patch placement that helps decrease the incidence of night sweats. Place a sleep patch on your left palm, right below the pinky. You’re looking for a tender spot there. This is small intestine 3.
Next, place a sleep patch on the underneath side of your left wrist, right below your hand. This will be the side closest to your body when your underarm is facing upward. This is the opposite side than from where you’d take your pulse. This is the heart 6 acupoint.
When worn throughout the night, it has been observed that night sweats decrease or are eliminated all together. Good news.
Next, place a sleep patch on the underneath side of your left wrist, right below your hand. This will be the side closest to your body when your underarm is facing upward. This is the opposite side than from where you’d take your pulse. This is the heart 6 acupoint.
When worn throughout the night, it has been observed that night sweats decrease or are eliminated all together. Good news.
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