ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we talk to Zachary Lui about using Korean Four-Point Needle Technique in the clinic. Where did this technique come from? When would you use it? How do you tonify/sedate? All this and more.
Watch the Four-Point Needle Technique YouTube Video
Listen to the "Deleted Scenes" on the Patreon Feed
Watch clips on YouTube:
History of Four Point Needle Technique
More about Zachary Lui:
instagram: @masterzacharylui
website: http://www.wujixuan.ca
https://queencitycurio.ca/
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