Einführung in die Meridiantherapie

By Shudo Denmei. The work "Introduction to Meridian Therapy: Classical Japanese Acupuncture" is distinguished by the clarity and simplicity of its style and is highly regarded in Japan as an introduction to this field. The theoretical and historical foundations, the diagnostic concepts, and the treatment strategies of meridian therapy are discussed in detail. The author guides us step by step into pulse and abdominal diagnostic techniques and demonstrates ways to integrate the concepts and techniques of meridian therapy into other styles of acupuncture. Case studies and anecdotes from the author's experience are interspersed throughout the text. In 1987, Shudo Denmei received the Manaka Prize for this book, awarded by the Journal of Japanese Acupuncture and Moxibustion. The work has been recognized as an outstanding contribution to the advancement of acupuncture. Background information: Meridian therapy is a style within Japanese acupuncture characterized by the following features: a high value is placed on the classics, the Five Element points are used to treat the root of a condition, and particular importance is given to palpatory skills for diagnosis and point localization.