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Re: Practice in China

Hi,
I would suggest you take Dr. Ming Qing Zhu, L.Ac's seminars and studay
Zhu's scalpacupunctue. It is very effective for some neurological
aliments. They also take students to China for practice.
Please visit www.scalpacupuncture.org

Dongzhimen Hospital (Beijing) or Heilongjiang TCM University affiliated
hospital (Ha-er Bin) are both good.

Hope it helps,

Magicneedle
Fri Sep 9, 2005 6:41 am

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Hello everyone, I have finished 4 yrs of studying acupuncture and would like to fly to china for studying some more or to practice. Could be in a hospital or ... 		balfour118
Offline Send Email 		Jun 21, 2005
11:35 am

I understand there are available programs at the international acupuncture training centres in Nanjing (where I studied), Beijing and Shanghai. You could...
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5:44 am

Hi, I would suggest you take Dr. Ming Qing Zhu, L.Ac's seminars and studay Zhu's scalpacupunctue. It is very effective for some neurological aliments. They...
magicneedle
Offline 		Sep 9, 2005
6:54 am

Sorry for my poor English. Zhu's Scalpacupuncte is very effective for neurological diseases, ie, stroke, coma, spincal cord injury, RSD, cerebral palsy .........
magicneedle
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