The Fractal Needle in Practice and How It Differs from Traditional Acupuncture
The Clinics here in Castleknock were the Original Providers of Fractal Acupuncture throughout the whole of Ireland, We first started providing Fractal Acupuncture training back in 2013-2014. This type of treatment is an extremely powerful Acupuncture treatment for Mental and Emotional disorders. Our teacher is approved by The Institute of Natural Medicine Ireland and by the Acupuncture Society Uk and has directly trained with Dr Ye. If you would like the opportunity in training in Fractal Acupuncture please call us on 01 822 22 52 and we will be very happy to give you more details.
Fractal Acupuncture began with a Doctor by the name of Dr. Ye. Dr Ye has worked alone practising these therapies, quickly gaining many clients through word of mouth. Eventually a project researcher from Bristol University came to collect his cases for special research. His work was selected for study by Janet Conneely at the School of Medicine. because clear evidence emerged of the striking and rapid cure of patients who had experienced difficult illness. The sample of cases revealed this treatment works where very expensive and long-running NHS treatments have failed.
Fractal therapies results are very quick in treating difficult illnesses. Many clients of Dr Ye have ‘untreatable’ conditions. Often the client has to rely on pain-killers, mind-numbing medication for the rest of their lives, switching drugs when the body becomes resistant to them, or when the side effects become unbearable. Asthma, prostate conditions, Parkinson’s disease, psoriasis, menstrual disorders, and any kind of pain can been treated by fractal therapy. He has also had success in treating clients with psychological and emotional disorders. Dr Ye believes that the human body system uses the effects of one needle puncture to wake up a human’s innate spontaneous healing ability. In some cases, like viral infections, it gives the immune system a kick-start. The body is a self-organising system; one-needle or one-finger stimulation at the right location will wake up the defence function to restore the balance, as reflexologists and masseurs know. Instead of chemicals doing the work to combat a condition, the fractal needle stimulates the body to balance itself, restoring order, and therefore ‘normal’ health.
Dr Ye teaches each patient to treat themselves; he and his students all treat themselves. Self-treatment removes dependence on the therapist, promotes responsibility for self-healing and saves money for the patient. Western patients may find self-acupuncture a challenging concept at first, but the effectiveness of the treatment provides sufficient motivation. Traditional acupuncture uses affinity and similarity in treatment; for example, if the upper body part has illness the treatment involves the lower part, and vice versa, but fractal needle acupuncture takes this principle further, so that only a single needle is needed to provide a complete treatment. The first textbook of acupuncture was The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine. It seems to us that the Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine’s structure, or form of acupuncture, is an ancient model of the modern fractal theory. We can find a link between the new therapy and the ancient way by looking at the main principles of The Yellow Emperor’s Classic:
Self-similarity – every meridian has the five element points, every point with the same element treating the corresponding disease. The five points become progressively stronger, as the first is called the ‘well’, the second is the ‘stream’, the third is the ‘river’, the fourth is the ‘lake’, and the fifth is the’ sea’. So if there is a fever, treat the ‘well’; if the stomach is in pain, treat the ‘stream’. If the left side has the problem, according to the Yellow Emperor, the right side should be treated. The same rule applies if the upper body has a problem, whereby the lower body should be treated. We can link this with the fractal’s properties of self-affinity, and self-symmetry – like treats like. Fine structure is the structure of the phenomenon of time, as described by modern scientific theory. This fine structure has a connection with the ancient text in the sense that time acupuncture, called zi wu liu chu, treats the human body as a clock, with each meridian and organ ‘opening’ at a specific time, so the acupuncturist gives the optimum treatment at the optimum time. The human body’s fine structure of time links with the fine structure of time outside the body, the micro with the macro. Fine structure with time together offer a most effective treatment approach. The most obvious difference between the fractal needle and traditional acupuncture is that the fractal needle uses one needle rather than the multiple needles of traditional acupuncture. We have found that one input creates multiple effects, and is sufficient to treat illness if the correct point is stimulated.
