ELECTROACUPUNCTURE: Electric Stimulation with Microcurrent and Specific Frequency by Andrade dos Santos Sinval

Author:Andrade dos Santos, Sinval [Andrade dos Santos, Sinval]
Language: eng
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Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2017-12-11T16:00:00+00:00

Using the VitalWave® and with specific frequency to each organ or viscera (except for the pericardium and the triple burner). Fig. 28 and 29

• Self-adhesive electrodes: LU 1 (Zhongfu) and BL 13 (Feishu), bilaterally.

• Continuous modulation

• Biphasic current

• Specific frequency of the lungs (17 Hz)

• Intensity from 50 to 75 µA

• Duration from 3 to 5 minutes

Table 1. Frequencies to reach Shu-Mu equilibrium of organ and viscera. 1

ORGAN/ VISCERA Lungs

Pericardium

Heart

Stomach

Gallbladder

Spleen-pancreas

Liver

Kidney

Triple burner

Small intestine

Large intestine

Bladder

POINTS FREQUENCY (Hz) LU 1 Zhongfu17BL 13 Feishu

VC 17 Shanzhong?BL 14 Jueyinshu

VC 14 Juque 33 BL 15 Xinshu

VC 12 Zhongwan32BL 21 Weishu

GB 24 Riyue 38 BL 19 Danshu

LV 13 Zhangmen32BL 20 Pi Shu

LV 14 Qimen 35 BL 18 Ganshu

GB 25 Jingmen23BL 23 Shenshu

VC 5 Shimen ? BL 22 San Jiaoshu

VC 4 Guanyuan 22 BL 27 Xiaochangshu

ST 25 Tianshu 85 BL 25 Dachangshu

VC 3 Zhongji 37 B L 28 Pangguangshu

Stimulation of points in the integrated circuit of major meridians or unitary channels 1

According to Starwynn, stimulation of unitary channels to treat pain by using microcurrent involves the following principles:

• Treatment through the opposite quadrants;

• Observation of the Law of Polarity, which establishes the

relation between electric current and the natural polarity of the body.

• Use of frequencies that vibrate in the same level as the region under treatment.

With the observation of these principles and the application

of minimal intensities, similar to those performed by the body in its physiological mechanisms, the therapeutic success is bigger and longer lasting.

Stimulation of points situated in the major meridians has proved useful in the treatment of pain in the shoulder, elbow, hips, knee and ankle.

Correspondence of the anatomical regions to the stimulation of unitary channels (Fig. 30 and table 2)

Table 2

Painful area

Right shoulder

Right elbow

Right wrist

Opposite distal area

Left hip

Left Knee

Left ankle

Fig. 30

Pain in the right elbow (Fig. 31 and 32)

• Unitary channel Large Intestine - Stomach

• Self-adhesive electrodes: (+) on LI 11 (Quchi) at the right and (-) on ST 36 (Zusanli) or on a point near it.

• Continuous modulation, 2.5 Hz, 100 to 200 µA

• Duration from 20 to 30 minutes

Fig.31

Fig. 32

Pain and numbness in the right wrist (Fig. 33 and 34)

Ryometer RTS®

• Self-adhesive electrodes: (+) on MC 6 (Neiguan) at right and (-) on a painful area near K 5 (Shuiquan) at left.

• Continuous modulation

• Frequency of 2.5 Hz

• Intensity from 100 to 200 µA

• Duration of 30 minutes

Fig.33

INVASIVE TECHNIQUES

Fig. 34

When we use needles, either for local stimulation or for stimulation of local points and at a distance.

Frontal headache (Fig. 35 and 36)

Ryometer RTS®

• Alligator clip electrode: (+) needle in VB 14 (Yangbai) and (-) in LV 3 (Taichong) bilaterally.

• Continuous or burst modulation

• Frequency of 2.5 Hz

• Intensity from 50 to 100 µA

• Duration from 5 to 20 minutes

Fig. 35 Fig. 36

Cervicalgia (Fig. 37 and 38)

Ryometer RTS®

• Alligator clip electrodes, needle in Jiaji C 3 - C 6 bilaterally and C 4 - T 2 on the left.

• Biphasic current

• Dense-disperse 2.5 x 40 Hz

• Intensity from 100 to 200 µA

• Duration from 30 to 60 minutes

Low back pain (Fig. 39 and 40)

Ryometer RTS®

• Alligator clip electrode, needles in Huatuo L 2 - L 5, bilaterally.

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