Acupuncture for Constipation | Dr. Constance Bradley L.Ac., PhD

00:00 - Introduction to Constipation
00:35 - Symptoms of Constipation
01:00 - Red Flags and When to Refer
01:30 - Common Causes of Constipation
02:40 - Traditional Diagnosis: Fluid and Blood Deficiency
03:00 - Acupuncture Points on the Abdomen
04:10 - Needling Technique for the Abdomen
05:00 - Kidney Meridian Points
05:45 - Distal Points on the Forearm
06:50 - Distal Points on the Ankle
08:00 - Benefits of Combined Points
08:40 - Emotional Connection and Forehead Points
09:30 - Synergistic Effect of Forehead Points
10:00 - Conclusion and Additional Uses
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