A new, evidence-based book that demystifies ear acupuncture by describing the complex network of nerves leading signals from the ear to the brain. It describes how ear acupuncture, ear acupressure (by beads, seeds or magnets) and electrical stimulation in the ear (taVNS) modulate neurotransmitters and hormones, and thereby improve pain and other somatic symptoms, boost the immune system, and enhance psychological wellbeing.
The book gives hands-on instructions, including a detailed manual for ear acupuncture and ear acupressure in pain, migraine, sleep, anxiety and depression, neurological diseases including epilepsy, cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, withdrawal symptoms and drug craving, allergic rhinitis, and gastrointestinal, urological, gynecological and pregnancy related problems. The suggestion of points is based on research, referring to hundreds of scientific articles and reporting the level of evidence for each symptom.
Finally, the book discusses the rationality of using ear acupuncture and ear acupressure as an adjunct in a wide variety of health care settings. The book is useful for all health care professionals, including acupuncturists, students and decision makers.
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“This book is not only theoretical but eminently practical… Each indication is meticulously supported by a comprehensive review of the available literature, classified according to the degree of scientific evidence. This work represents a significant milestone, and paves the way for future advancements.”
— Emmanuel Sagui, MD, Professor of Neurology, Université Paris-Saclay, France
“This book explores the wide-ranging and rapidly evolving field of auricular neuromodulation in therapeutic treatments. The roadmap is a veritable atlas of indications for which auricular acupuncture and acupressure have achieved a high degree of evidence.”
— Celia Hildebrand, DAOM, Assistant Research Professor, University of Arizona College of Medicine, USA