The Intricacies of Auricular Acupuncture: "There is an entire system, and we'll go over a little bit of that here in a few slides, that exist only in the ear. And it's not new. It's very modern as far as the research, but we know it's it actually developed in ancient China, so it's not a a new world thing. It's very, very old."

Innovations in Auriculotherapy: "You don't really need those. If you want to use electrical, that's fantastic. That works even faster for the patient in breaking that pain, modulation there in the body and the brain, but you do not need electrical devices or current."

Ear Acupuncture and Allergy Relief: "The allergy point actually is at the apex of the ear. The easiest way to find that is for you to take after you've observed the patient's ear, we haven't gone through any of the inspection or observation, but you will you can fold the ear just almost in half there. And at that very tip where that crease is where you fold, that will be the allergy point."

Anatomy Complexity in Medical Education: "There are just a lot there's a lot of anatomy to the ear, and here are the different areas for you to review and look back at when we talk about where each one is located."

The Origins and Impact of Auricular Acupuncture: "And when he did that, it modern China just had them just went kind of nuts about this because they thought, well, this is us, and we haven't even discovered this and or maybe they had discovered it and just hadn't written about it. But so the year a year later in 1958, modern China initiated a massive study, and they they did this study using doctor Nogier's clinical effectiveness of this auricular acupuncture, and they found it to be incredibly confirming and successful."

Acupuncture and Allergy Management: "And those of you that are familiar with acupuncture understand this even better, more than I can go into today. It will address that imbalance in that body that's causing those allergies maybe to affect that that patient or that that human more than, necessary, or it trigger that immune response immune response in a, contraindicating way for that patient to not be miserable with with a con with a condition."

Acupuncture and Perimenopause Relief: "For perimenopause, and that's for any of the perimenopause symptoms, which could be cramping, irregularity. It also activates the pituitary gland, but it, again, has an anti inflammatory and anti allergic effect. So, again, it has an anti inflammatory effect on the entire body and promotes water metabolism."

Acupuncture for Hypertension Management: "Now along with your hypertensive patient, if you're allowed to treat hypertension or, say, you just wanna treat it in yourself or your, you know, someone there in your family, that point along with the allergy point being bled with a little tiny lancet can bring down the hypertension immediately. It's it's an amazing thing to watch. We've actually done it in class where the person the same person took their blood pressure, and then we bled that allergy point, treated the hypertension point, and I think we might have treated a couple of other ones too, in the ear only, and then 10 minutes later, took their blood pressure. And it, it had it had lowered by 10 to 15 points on both the systolic and diastolic."

Advancements in Chiropractic Acupuncture Certification: "It would be an additional 200 hours on top of the 100 hour certification that would be required, and then a national board, exam, which we hold once a year. We're talking about doing 2 a year now, because of demand."

Acupuncture Professional Reimbursement: "And, you know, as in anything in government, sometimes it can be arduous and long and in a fight, but, if you'll be, if you'll if you want more education in acupuncture, to me, it just seems like the natural it's it's just the natural flow of things to go ahead and get your diplomat, your board specialty degree in it."