How many times have you, or someone you know, gone to the doctor because they were in pain, only to have the doctor say that there’s nothing wrong?

This is an example of one of the biggest drawbacks in our system of medicine. In many cases, as far as the doctor is concerned, if the problem doesn’t show up on the test, then it doesn’t really exist.

But forget the test – you (or your loved one) are in real pain and you deserve relief from your discomfort!

In many cases, when you are in pain there is too much energy in an energy pathway related to the painful part of your body.

Remember that the human body has several different energy systems running through it and they all are meant to work together for serve a specific purpose: maintaining your good health.

The nature of energy is that it wants to move.

For example, imagine that you have a network of tiny channels that run all through your body, delivering energy to the organs, muscles and bones. You could think of these channels as being like little wires. The energy in these channels is meant to flow in an orderly manner.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine these channels are called Meridians. Each of these meridians contains specific points through which the energy can be accessed. This is exactly what happens when an acupuncturist uses needles.

An acupuncturist would insert needles into a few of these special acupuncture points that are on the meridian a particular meridian. They do this to bring the energy back in to a balanced and
harmonious flow throughout the body.

When energy in the Meridians becomes disrupted it is sort of like what happens when there’s a dam in a river. The flowing water gets backed up.

When energy gets backed up on one of the Meridians, though, it’s not a good thing. Energy backs up, it collects in one area instead of flowing the way it is meant to, and the result is pain.

The location of the pain and discomfort is not always located directly on one of the Meridians that has the energy imbalance.

The Meridians are named for the organ that they are most closely associated with. So there is a Lung Meridian, Spleen Meridian, Kidney Meridian, Heart Meridian, and so on.

Each of the Meridians is said to govern (in this case govern means to associate closely with) the organ that it is named for. So the Lung Meridian is said to govern (that is, most closely associate with) the Lung, etc.

Additionally, each of the Meridians also governs one or more of the muscles or muscle groups in the body as well as governing the organ for which they are named.

Let this all sink in for a moment...
...since we know that pain is related to an over-energy condition,

•    when we find the connection between the pain location and the related meridian,
•    we can “sedate” the meridian and relieve the pain!

Sedating a Meridian simply means to help it to release energy that is holding on to. As the Meridian is sedated, the pain relief can be almost immediate.

The fact of the matter is that you can use the points on the meridian (commonly known as the acupuncture points) in several different ways to relieve pain.

You can activate your acupuncture points by

•    Touching and holding them
•    Tapping them (as in tapping the point with your fingertip)
•    Rubbing them
•    Pinching them

With this in mind, you can learn how to sedate a Meridian by touching and holding specific points on it. The process is simple and takes about 10 minutes. You just have to know which points to use and where they are located.

So how can you use this knowledge?

Wouldn't it be great if you could use an easy-to-follow, interactive web site
where

•    There was a picture of the human body, and
•    You could point and click with your mouse to where you are in pain, and
•    Your were shown detailed videos and given easy-to-follow instructions to relieve your pain by    
     using exactly the right points on the right meridian?

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