How To Needle UB 1

[@jayantakumardas6299]

Your bravery needling is inspiring 🎉

[@samouraisamourai4838]

Like the way u present acupuncture.

[@rao5375]

Omgggggg Please put Ub , abdomen needling lessons to support us. We would love to learn from you

[@aksara4581]

This is great. I've had it done on me and I've seen it done, and yet I'm still unsure I ever want to needle it. Just seeing it done again is a good way to maybe stop worrying about it. Thanks !

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

YES! Mission accomplished!!! :) Do it!!!

[@isaactrevino7821]

Thank you 😊. I have not needled that one yet on a Paitent. I have on myself 😅. Was not to bad. I do UB2 and Ying Tang on Paitents often .. never been brave enough for this one yet 😅. Thanks for the encouragement 🙏

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Welcome! Definitely go for it when appropriate with your patients. It's the best point!

[@yensounta6501]

This is great! You are fit and have positive energy. I can see that you are living a healthy lifestyle through your figure and skin. Can you do a video on self care for LAcs and how we can be fit and be a good model for our patients? It's simply a reality that people generally don't want to see an overweight/bad skin healthcare provider... Please do a series on ways to be lean/fit/healthy for us since it's hard to take care of ourselves so much when taking care of others. Thanks!

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Thank you so much! LOVE this feedback! YES! I will add it to my list of videos!! Much love!

[@khaiserj]

Great Job... Thanks for Sharing!

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Thank YOU! And you are welcome! :)

[@geraldfriz7974]

Great video! Love you Alyssa! :)

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Yay!!! Thank you so much!!!! Love you right back!!! :) xo

[@ZumbawithFlower]

wow, that was awesome!

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Happy you enjoyed it!!

[@guyadania-advance.acupuncture]

You are nice with good energy. I must say that we shuoldnt needle UB1 with tube. Its need to be insert in with free hand.

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

I've always do it with tube. Free hand is too if-y for black eyes.

[@guyadania-advance.acupuncture]

Its your choice. The tube is to wide for this point tiny location

[@guyadania-advance.acupuncture]

Also i must say (excuse me for this) that the location you put it is not the exact location.

[@guyadania-advance.acupuncture]

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[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Everyone's eyes are shaped differently and it will be in the perfect location for your patient. Thanks for your opinions! Have a great day!

[@enverturkmen8724]

Thanks my dear

[@rasheedahaneef2385]

Wonderful Mam

[@heidia2199]

Thanks for this video Alyssa. I have a question. I plan to needle UB1 and ST1 on a glaucoma patient. Do you retain both of these while the patient rests or is it safer to insert, get some local sensation and remove? Thank you!

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Hey Heidi that’s really dependent upon your comfort level. If you are worried to do that, then perhaps don’t. But if you feel confident doing it, then do. If you are not worried, in control and confident, your patient will feel that way too. But if you’re nervous to leave them in, then your patient will feel nervous too.

[@max300988]

Hi. I have a focusing problem with my right eye when I look at close objects. When I put a needle in ub2 point this problem goes away. But as soon as I take the needle out objects start to get blurry again. I've been practicing this for two days. Do you have any suggestions how to achieve a permanent solution? Maybe I should continue doing what I do and the effect will become permanent after time?

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

That's what I would do! Obviously helping. Just needs more treatment.

[@mahaalzubeidy2263]

Great " 6figure' following you from Iraq

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Hey Maya, hello in Iraq!! Are you practicing acupuncture there? How is Eastern medicine doing in your country?

[@Otakkovix]

How long should the needle stay inside?

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

Hi Behnaz, Are you an acupuncturist?

[@Otakkovix]

@@AlyssaDazetLAc Yes, in Germany

[@AlyssaDazetLAc]

@@Otakkovix great! So then I'd do it according to what we learn as practitioners about needle time based on the patients condition, constitution, age, etc. There's never any one set answer for that.

[@jayamarchery]

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