Dr. Paul Nogier, a French neurologist considered the "Father of Auriculotherapy", introduced the inverted fetus map (seen to the left) in the 1950's which is used to demonstrate the point arrangement in the ear. During fetal development the brain, spinal cord, and what will later become the ear all develop at the same time. When acupuncture points in the ear are stimulated, the brain is activated and sends a signal to the corresponding part of the body.
Anywho, AcuTake wrote a great article about the NADA ear acupuncture protocol and it's many uses. I highly recommend giving it a read if you're interested in learning more about ear acupuncture and its many applications.
And if you're interested in receiving ear acupuncture, you can always come to Spot of Qi and try it out!
Here's an excerpt from AcuTake's article, enjoy!:
Ear Acupuncture For the Masses
By Ryan BemisAcupuncture is becoming more accessible—one ear at a time.
Ear acupuncture, also known as auricular acupuncture, is the most widely used form of acupuncture within Western health settings in the United States and Europe.
This is due in part to the fact that some ear acupuncture protocols can be performed by non-acupuncturists. Standardized ear protocols are safely taught to existing healthcare workers who can easily integrate them as part of their clinical practice within hospitals, and mental health and addiction clinics. In the military, personnel are trained in ear acupuncture protocols to address pain and trauma symptoms in soldiers.
Perhaps the most established model of ear acupuncture today is a protocol known as NADA....
Read the whole article here: http://acutakehealth.com/ear-acupuncture-for-the-masses
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