YNSA: Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture

The Yamamoto New Scalp Acupuncture (YNSA) was discovered in the 1960s and first presented to the world at the Ryodoraku Congress held in Osaka, Japan, in 1973. Throughout more than forty years, Dr. Yamamoto has not stopped working to improve and complete the system.Juan Hahn is an acupuncturist and manual therapist. Trained in multiple natural therapies, he specializes in acupuncture and uses a personal style combining different acupuncture techniques based on synergies between classical trends and more avant-garde acupuncture theories. After graduating with a degree in Nursing, Juan Hahn pursued the following postgraduate degrees: Pain Management, Prehospital Emergencies, Critical Care, Operating Room and Reanimation. Juan Hahn has worked and completed his education and training in different countries such as Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, Scotland, Italy, Greece, Israel, China, India, Vietnam, Nepal, Thailand and Japan.INDEX - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - FOREWORD - PREFACE - ABBREVIATIONS - NOTES. CHAPTER 1 PAIN. CHAPTER 2 NEUROPLASTICITY. CHAPTER 3 CHINESE SCALP ACUPUNCTURE versus YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA). CHAPTER 4 TECHNIQUE. CHAPTER 5 BASIC POINTS. CHAPTER 6 SENSORY POINTS. CHAPTER 7 BRAIN POINTS. CHAPTER 8 BASIC POINTS, SENSORY POINTS, BRAIN POINTS. CHAPTER 9 YPSILON or Y POINTS. CHAPTER 10 CRANIAL NERVE POINTS. CHAPTER 11 I SOMATOTOPE. CHAPTER 12 J-K SOMATOTOPE. CHAPTER 13 OTHER SOMATOTOPES. CHAPTER 14 EXTRA POINTS. CHAPTER 15 TINNITUS. CHAPTER 16 NECK DIAGNOSIS, ABDOMINAL DIAGNOSIS, ARM DIAGNOSIS, IG4 DIAGNOSIS. CHAPTER 17 YAMAMOTO NEW SCALP ACUPUNCTURE (YNSA) and TCM - Relationship between meridians of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), neck and abdominal diagnosis Points, Ypsilon Points and cranial nerve Points, including illustrations corresponding to: KIDNEY (K). BLADDER (B). PERICARDIUM (P). HEART (H). STOMACH (ST). SANJIAO (SJ). SMALL INTESTINE (SI). SPLEEN/PANCREAS (SP). LUNG (LU). LIVER (LR). GALLBLADDER (GB). LARGE INTESTINE (LI) Read more