SU JOK AND MOXA, SELF-TREATMENT MANUAL - CONTENTS
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	Diseases in the area of the thorax Trachea Lung and bronchi Breast tissues Mammaries Heart Thymus Esophagus   Diseases in the abdominal area Abdominal area tissues Stomach and duodenum Pancreas Liver Gall-bladder Spleen Appendix Large intestine Small intestines Ovaries and uterine tubes Uterus and vagina Male genitals (and prostate) Ureter Bladder   Diseases in the area of the neck and back Neck tissues Spine - cervical vertebrae Spine - from 1 st to 8 th cervical vertebrae Spine - from 9 th to 12 th cervical vertebrae Lumbar vertebrae, sacrum and coccyx (tailbone) Area of the shoulder blades Kidneys and adrenal glands Anus   Limb diseases Arms Wrists - inner part Wrists - outer part Forearms - inner side Forearms - outer side Elbow joints - inner side Elbow joints - outer side Armpits - inner side Armpits - outer side Shoulder joints - front side Shoulder joints - back side Hip joints - back side а Hip joints - front side Thighs - inner side Thighs - outer side Knee joints - inner side Knee joints - outer side Shanks - inner side Shanks - outer side Ankles - inner side Ankles - outer side Feet   PRACTICAL EXAMPLES
PREFACE
VALUE OF THE ELABORATION
PRINCIPLES OF THE SU JOK THERAPY Correspondence systems and zones Main correspondence system Correspondence system "Insect" Primary and secondary zones of correspondence Accumulation of the correspondence systems Stratification of the correspondence systems Multiple head projection Proportionality of the correspondence zones Skin and bone correspondence Mirrored pain points Irrefutability of the correspondence systems
SU JOK THERAPY PRACTICE Preface When can you practise self-treatment with su jok What kind of diseases can you treat with su jok Treatment procedures Contents of the treatment procedures Choice of the correspondence zones Additional correspondence zones Finding of the pain su jok points Stimulation of the pain su jok points Moxa stimulation Cold stimulation Needle stimulation Combined stimulation with needles and moxa Massage stimulation Magnet stimulation Choice of the method of stimulation Procedure parameters Possible reasons for failure Su jok for children
SU JOK AND TRADITIONAL ACUPUNCTURE
PRESCRIPTION GUIDE Introduction Standard healing procedure Prescriptions Keeping fit, general strengthening
Diseases in the area of the head Hypophysis Face Brain Eyes Teeth and gums Ears Sinuses Nose Tongue Throat Larynx and vocal chords Neck tissues Thyroid and parathiroid gland
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