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- February 1, 2026 at 2:16 pm #15348
andrzejplacek@yahoo.se
ParticipantHi again,
If the deep SJ includes St and K meridians so my question is how
“perception overload”,digital abuse disrupt this mechanism.
If St collects impressions from all sensograns what would be
for Q disorder?
Additionally take many patients drugs which depress salt acid production of the stomach. Has this efect for Gu Qi?
What is your clinical observations,pulse findings?February 5, 2026 at 12:34 am #15418
Tae HunnModeratorDear Andrzej,
In your questions, are you referring to specific cases that you would like to discuss? For us, to be able to respond meaningfully within a Constitutional Acupuncture framework, we would need the patient’s birth chart and clinical pulse findings. Without that context, interpretation remains speculative and symptomatic, as diagnosis and treatment within the system of Constitutional Acupuncture are always case-specific. Our aim is to understand the person and their challenges and treatments should give guidance to find and walk the path that leads to wholeness and health.
To understand your question and where you are coming from better , could you share a bit more about how you work clinically and from which background or tradition you are approaching this?
To support a clearer understanding of the topic of San Jiao, it may be helpful to revisit the earlier responses in this thread, Monika’s explanation of deep San Jiao, as well as the relevant sections in Joan’s book.
I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Hunn
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