"Thank you for this rigorous teaching and attention to detail."

"What is certain is that I loved your method!"

"I wanted to share with you my enthusiasm for practicing your method.

The effects are indeed spectacular."

"Clear and educational training, a good follow-up with the possibility of asking questions by email, and regular Zoom meetings to refine the details.

An extraordinary technique that opens up new horizons and allows us to relieve our patients in a simple and often immediate way, even on complex, old or recalcitrant pathologies."

"Simply thank you for transforming my professional life.

The results obtained are extraordinary."

My research has led to a considerable simplification of Acupuncture, which goes hand in hand with an equally spectacular increase in its effectiveness in its field of predilection: pain of the musculoskeletal system:

•  joint pain, recent or ancient, post-traumatic or not, with or without osteoarthritis, single or multiple, inflammatory or not,

• muscle pain, neuralgia, sciatica, headache and migraine, algodystrophy, etc. 

This has been possible by systematically situating oneself in the Traditional view of Acupuncture (which the contemporary Chinese approach, on which most schools are still based, seems to have lost for a great part, for historical reasons).

I teach external stimulation of the point with a round-tipped stylus, as mentioned in ancient texts (HuangDi NeiJing Ling Shu), so without ever pricking, because it is even more effective than needles – and allows the indispensable repetition of the same single point several times in the same session.

The Acu-AnMo method owes its remarkable, and often spectacular, effectiveness to an individualized approach, far from the usual recipes, personalized for each patient thanks to precise and rigorous, but simple reasoning.

1. 1.                Theoretical bases of Acu-AnMo

   2.                Barriers: pain in the upper limb: shoulder, elbow, wrist.

   3.                Barriers of the lower limb: hip, knee, ankle pain.

   4.                Head & Neck Barriers

   5.                Voids: multiple pains

   6.                Yin stagnation: worsening pain at rest and/or at night

   7.                Excess Yang, pain aggravated by movement

   8.                Blood stasis, ancient pain or pain following a violent trauma

   9.                Meridians & Torrents, narrow linear pain

   10.            Territories & WuShu: cutaneous-muscular territories & control points. Wide linear pain

   11.            Bi: pain due to climatic or dietary factors

   12.            Ben Shen: pain with a psychological factor

   13.            Procedure, synthesis: as an example, low back pain

* How to cure pain with a single Acupuncture point

* How to make a simple but precise diagnosis of what kind of

    energy disruption is at the root of your patient's pain

* The effects of each single Acupuncture point, not just on a

    vague symptom (as it is usually described everywhere),

    but on a specific energy disturbance - the one you will have

    found as the specific cause of your patient's pain.

* How to to stimulate the chosen point with a stylus - for an

    immediately observable effect - and how to repeat

    the stimulation of the same point until healing.

      (A stylus is one of the 9 classical needles described 2000 years ago in the

        Neijing Lingshu - the one with a round tip.)

       You can of course use sharp needles, but it is not worth it.

* The precise action on specific energy disturbances of each 

    of the 5 WuShu points, and how to use them commonly in

    practice.

* You will learn how to use acupuncture points that no one

    uses, to treat energy blockages that no one makes the

    diagnosis of, among others a particular type of disruption

    called Barriers which are nevertheless the main cause

    of pain in the musculoskeletal system.

* And various other long forgotten knowledge...

These are the reasons why Acu-AnMo is a very different Acupuncture, with spectacular results

4 mn TRAILER of the 6th online training course (out of 13)

Full video: 30 mn