@shalokin blood cells that congregate and need releasing, breaking up in order for free flow to return. Blockages simply mean obstructing the body's natural mechanism's as you would find with any type of tumour. Peace brother x
@meggaiwa Is this a 3 part assignment you have set me. I find a wave of negativity come over me when I see your name in my inbox, there is a reason for this and it is not because I find you challenging. If you are interested in these arts as your page suggests then enrol yourself on a small course and gain your answers through organic experience, you already know that I recommend this particular avenue. There is truth in what the guy says about poisons coming out, but could be more likened to
@shalokin Scientific? So what exactly does the blockage block? (and again, I don't say it's not useful per so, I just asked a question). In another video a guy said the redish color is "the poison coming out". Do you believe that?
@shalokin but it always seems to generate judgement before it is understood. I keep track of this thread to help to diminish this judgement and to encourage people to keep an open mind regarding useful therapies available. Peace x
@OneAdventure This patient has real issues with her thoracic and cervical vertebrae, it is very uncommon to produce response in these areas, predominantly the areas most affected are embedded in the musculature tissue. This can be forecasted when you press into the specific area with the fingertips leaving white imprints that take longer to return to the natural flesh tone. These techniques are so scientific and replicable that it really shouldn't warrant discussion,
I don't mean to sound overly skeptical, but the fact that the "blockages" occur in their most blatant (i.e. reddest) form over bony prominences causes one to think that it may just be irritating the skin between two opposing forces, in this case the tool and the spine. Then again, according to this chap, it's probably just indicating a sore neck.
@Ecclesiastes114 My acupuncturist poured a little white flower on my back, and then scraped it with a porcelain soup spoon. Just thought I should let you know. :)
@shalokin blood cells that congregate and need releasing, breaking up in order for free flow to return. Blockages simply mean obstructing the body's natural mechanism's as you would find with any type of tumour. Peace brother x
shalokin 19 hours ago
@meggaiwa Is this a 3 part assignment you have set me. I find a wave of negativity come over me when I see your name in my inbox, there is a reason for this and it is not because I find you challenging. If you are interested in these arts as your page suggests then enrol yourself on a small course and gain your answers through organic experience, you already know that I recommend this particular avenue. There is truth in what the guy says about poisons coming out, but could be more likened to
shalokin 19 hours ago
@shalokin Scientific? So what exactly does the blockage block? (and again, I don't say it's not useful per so, I just asked a question). In another video a guy said the redish color is "the poison coming out". Do you believe that?
meggaiwa 23 hours ago
@shalokin but it always seems to generate judgement before it is understood. I keep track of this thread to help to diminish this judgement and to encourage people to keep an open mind regarding useful therapies available. Peace x
shalokin 5 days ago in playlist Liked videos
@OneAdventure This patient has real issues with her thoracic and cervical vertebrae, it is very uncommon to produce response in these areas, predominantly the areas most affected are embedded in the musculature tissue. This can be forecasted when you press into the specific area with the fingertips leaving white imprints that take longer to return to the natural flesh tone. These techniques are so scientific and replicable that it really shouldn't warrant discussion,
shalokin 5 days ago in playlist Liked videos
I don't mean to sound overly skeptical, but the fact that the "blockages" occur in their most blatant (i.e. reddest) form over bony prominences causes one to think that it may just be irritating the skin between two opposing forces, in this case the tool and the spine. Then again, according to this chap, it's probably just indicating a sore neck.
OneAdventure 6 days ago
You are scratching a healthy skin with a shell, of course it is going to turn red. That is not stress showing up, it is the skin showing irritation.
UnitedKorean 1 week ago in playlist Acupuncture
Try this on a really dark black person.........
utube793 3 weeks ago
@Ecclesiastes114 My acupuncturist poured a little white flower on my back, and then scraped it with a porcelain soup spoon. Just thought I should let you know. :)
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