Re: Scalp acupuncture for autism

[Guest guest]

Hi Limin, do you know if there is a chart to download somewhere with those points?

tia

Natasa

We used to do a mini scale of scalp acupuncture on Ingvar at home. We used 4 needles only at a time (one pair of needles on developmental points, and the other pair alternatively on auditorial processing points and language production points). At Dr. TW's SF workshop, he mentioned that one can use laser pointer to replace acupuncture needles. This seems to be easy enough for home use. I have not made a habit of doing it every day and plan to try to do so during the winter break.

Limin

Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 02:31

To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

Subject: Scalp acupuncture for autism

There have been several studies recently from China proving acupuncture to be effective in treating autism, this article is from a practitioners perspective.

encouraging him saying kids don’t have to be sitting still... I guess they would not notice when the needles go in??

http://www.acupuncture.com/newsletters/m_may08/Autism%20Scalp%20Acupuncture.htm

[Guest guest]

Limin had posted this a while ago.

http://slett.net/public/files/NeuralKinesiology_LocalizationPoints.jpg

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> > Hi Limin, do you know if there is a chart to download somewhere

with those

> > points?

> > tia

> > Natasa

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> > We used to do a mini scale of scalp acupuncture on Ingvar at home.

We used 4

> > needles only at a time (one pair of needles on developmental

points, and the

> > other pair alternatively on auditorial processing points and language

> > production points). At Dr. TW's SF workshop, he mentioned that

one can use

> > laser pointer to replace acupuncture needles. This seems to be

easy enough

> > for home use. I have not made a habit of doing it every day and

plan to try

> > to do so during the winter break.

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> > Limin

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> > Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 02:31

> > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Subject: Scalp acupuncture

for autism

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> > There have been several studies recently from China proving

acupuncture to be

> > effective in treating autism, this article is from a practitioners

> > perspective.

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> > encouraging him saying kids don¹t have to be sitting still... I

guess they

> > would not notice when the needles go in??

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http://www.acupuncture.com/newsletters/m_may08/Autism%20Scalp%20Acupuncture.ht>

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[Guest guest]

I found this online. There are pictures on the bottom.

http://www.itmonline.org/arts/newscalp.htm

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> >>> > > Hi Limin, do you know if there is a chart to download somewhere

> > with those

> >>> > > points?

> >>> > > tia

> >>> > > Natasa

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> >>> > > We used to do a mini scale of scalp acupuncture on Ingvar at

home.

> > We used 4

> >>> > > needles only at a time (one pair of needles on developmental

> > points, and the

> >>> > > other pair alternatively on auditorial processing points and

language

> >>> > > production points). At Dr. TW's SF workshop, he mentioned that

> > one can use

> >>> > > laser pointer to replace acupuncture needles. This seems to be

> > easy enough

> >>> > > for home use. I have not made a habit of doing it every day and

> > plan to try

> >>> > > to do so during the winter break.

> >>> > >

> >>> > > Limin

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> >>> > > From: Neno/Natasa <mailto:neno@>

> >>> > > Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 02:31

> >>> > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> >>> <mailto:BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism%40yahoogroups.com>

> >>> > > Subject: Scalp acupuncture

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practitioners

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> > guess they

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[Guest guest]

My accupuncturist taught me inserting the acupuncture needles and the points that would benefit my son. He lend me the electro stimulator and we did it at home for a while. The insertion once the needle is in, the child can move around except if it is attached to electro-stimulator (not sure what they call the mechine?). Limin, not sure if the "development points" you were talking about is the 4 points including BaiHui (top of the head, #1 chakra), we were doing those points as well. I stopped doing it because my son didn't like it and I really didn't see any change. Another child we knew at that time was doing it daily for ~ 1 month, really helped his walking (he was walking limpy).

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