Successful Treatments for Asthma

Course overview

New channel Qi research shows that asthma patients have a commonality: The sympathetic mode surge in channel Qi that is supposed to occur in the mid-back portion of the Kidney channel during increased need for oxygen and adrenaline is inhibited. Lacking access to this mode for a fear / rage response, the body falls back on the only alternative fear response: The mammalian dive reflex. This reflex causes the bronchia to constrict and also produces mucus in the throat. This reflex, helpful during water immersion, also inhibits breathing, slows the heart rate, and can cause all the symptoms of asthma. The channel Qi glitch(s) causing the inhibition of channel Qi arriving at the adrenal gland can occur in many locations. The most common locations are along the Bladder, Kidney, and Small intestine channels. In order to restore the channel Qi flow so that a healthy sympathetic mode surge can occur, an acupuncturist must track down the exact location where the channel Qi is in disarray or blocked in any given person and resolve the issue that is blocking the channel Qi at that location. This class will teach you how to track down the location of the channel Qi glitch preventing normal flow to the adrenal gland and restore normal, healthy function of sympathetic mode breathing behaviors.