Equine Acupuncture Training- Articles

--> Anatomy, fascia, chi, and the Tao , in Equine Acupuncture. I have a degree in Science.   Western Science is still trying to catch up with what the Ancients knew, and brought down to us via Acupuncture.   Consider a recently dead horse. If you do the anatomy you will find all the parts there including the fascia. The acupuncture point LOCATIONS are still there. But there are no acupuncture points. You cannot feel them. You cannot do acupuncture on a dead horse. There is no chi. There is fascia but no chi, no life-force. In the dead body there are no holes where the acupuncture needle could go. Actually you can put an acupuncture   needle into any part of it, it is just meat. But there will be no acupuncture effect. To be doing acupuncture and thinking in terms of a dead body is not so good. A living body is full of life, every single atom is alive, full of chi. This is very very different to a dead body. To get an idea of what is chi, when you put your ha