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1 EMDINDTRUSTOR CLASST raining MaterialBenefits of the EMD:1. Easy to learn , easy to duplicate2. More Professional 3. Powerful marketing tool4. Helpful in closing salesContents:1. Meridian knowledge2. How to read EMD report3. Products application4. Practice & Test & CertificateBenefits and Contents from EMD ClassBenefits and Contents from EMD ClassSOQI Energy Measurement DeviceSOQI Energy Measurement DevicePrinciple & DevelopmentPrinciple & application of and development INTERNOTIONAL GROUP Research and developmentCharacteristic & AdvantagesCharacteristic & measurement, high , rapid, , simply, safe and information, custom-made Energy Medicine AuthorityInternational Energy Medicine AuthorityC. J. MAO. J. MAO. body is an energy entity, the meridians are mutually coordinated and restricted to each other to keep the balance so our body will be healthy.

2 If any part of them are unbalanced our body will be measurement can find out which part of our body is starting to degenerate or show sings of disordering, so we can know which systems are unbalanced and prone to cause New Personalized Health ManagementA New Personalized Health ManagementTotal Health ManagementMulti-Energy Approach+1. EMD Test2. Generate EMD Reports (test results)3. Consultation of test results4. Make product recommendationsTest ResultsRecommendationSOQI Energy Measurement DeviceSOQI Energy Measurement DeviceBenefitsBenefits - MarketingMarketingEasy to learn , Easy to duplicateEasy to Invite New ClientsSTEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 Energy MeasurementExplain and GuideCustom-madeTotal Health SpaCRM*CRM: Customer Relationship ManagementLESSONK nowing the MeridiansONEWhat is a Meridian?

3 What is a Meridian?The meridians are an integral part of the central concept of traditional Chinese medical techniques such as acupuncture, and martial arts such as tai chi and qigong . According to these practices, there are channels along which the Qi or energy of the psychophysical system flows. These techniques are said to be able to achieve their effects by manipulating and balancing the energy running through a network of complex bodily patterns. In the 2nd Century, 649 acupuncture points and 20 meridians which connect most of these acupuncture points were recognized in China. Included in these 20 meridians are the "twelve regular channels" or "twelve regular meridians. Each of these twelve meridians corresponds to a major organ, and all twelve meridians are connected to two major acupuncture points the Ying and the Yang.

4 There are also "Eight Extraordinary Channels" or meridians, two of which have their own sets of points, and the remaining ones connect the points on other channels. What is a Meridian? What is a Meridian? -- continuedcontinuedLESSONTWOK nowing the EMD (Energy Measurement Device)Device and Accessories Device and Accessories Energy Measurement DeviceAccessories to Measure the EnergyBrief IntroductionBrief IntroductionPOWER ON/OFF knob METERB rief IntroductionBrief Introduction PC/RS232 12 VDC DET USB LINE II: Software Installation1. Insert the program CD and click Setup to start the installation. 2. Click Next to continue3. Click Install to Continue4. Click Cancel to continue5. Click Finish to finish the CottonWet in the SolutionTurn OnTestAdjustSTEP BY STEPSTEP BY STEP(A)Remove all the metal article from body, such as watch, ring, necklace, glasses and etc.

5 (B) Do not touch ground, wall or any metal made table or chair, and the feet must leave the ground at lease 2 inches. (Recommendto cover the customer s lower body with a towel)(C) Input customer s personal file in the system(D) Let the customer hold the Measure Bat (the one without the cotton), and the examiner put on the gloves. Examiner use the other Measure Bat to measure the acupoints (put a little pressure when measuring and the bat must be perpendicular with the body) from customer s left hand H1 to H6, then the right hand H1-H6, and then the left foot F1-F6, and finally the right foot F1-F6.(E) After finish measure all the acupoints, click on save and print out the Information1. If the client just finished exercising or (maybe) if the client walked to your business, allow him to rest for 10-15 minutes, before doing the EMD Test.

6 2. Wait 8 hours after drinking (water, alcoholic beverages, sodas, etc) before doing the EMD Wait (4) hours after any electrical treatment before doing the EMD Test (don t do any electric treatment 4 hours prior the EMD Test)4. Is difficult to measure the energy on seniors due to their long conductivity. Raising the EMD level a little, will allow you to perform the test more The measurement device must be perpendicular with the clients acupressure points in order to get a more accurate reading. Practice often and become a master!6. Don't measure the same point over and over; this will cause inaccurate results. 7. If the feet or hands of your customer are sweated, use a towel to dry them before doing the EMD Test. 8. Do not perform an EMD test if your customer has a cut or if the acupressure points are irritated in any way.

7 9. The best place to conduct an EMD Test is a room whit a temperature of 79 F and the client must have a temperature of 99 If your client has an specific ache, the EMD session will be more accurate while the client is experiencing the discomforts or pains. Chart Chart OrganTouch PointPrintHand Left RightFoot Left RightInput Data Member Information InterfaceMember Information InterfaceLESSONT hreeEMD TESTING(Finding 24 acupuncture points)(H1) : (H1) : Lung MeridianLung Meridian--LU9LU9(H1)(H1) Lung MeridianLung Meridian--LU9LU9 Chinese Name: Tai Yuan English Name: Great AbyssDescription: At the wrist crease on the radial side of the radial artery. Note: Note: radial palmar side- near radius of forearm; radial pulse- pulse of the radial artery felt in the wrist.

8 LeftRight((H2H2):):Pericardium Meridian Pericardium Meridian --PC 7PC 7((H2H2):):Pericardium Meridian Pericardium Meridian --PC 7PC 7 Chinese Name: Da Ling English Name: Great MoundDescription:In the middle of the wrist crease between the tends of palmaris longus and flexor carpi radialis. Note: m. palmaris longus- muscle in forearm that acts to flex the hand; m. flexor carpi radialis-muscle that flexes the hand. LeftRight(H3):Heart Meridian Heart Meridian -- HT 7HT 7(H3): Heart Meridian- HT 7HT 7 Chinese Name: Shen Men English Name: Puerta del EspirituDescription: At the wrist crease, on the radial side of the flexor carpi ulnaris tendon, between the ulna and the pisiform : ulnar end- bone extending from elbow to the side opposite the thumb; pisiform- bone on the little finger side of the ((H4H4):):Small Intestine Meridian Small Intestine Meridian SI 5SI 5 Chinese Name: Yang Chinese Name: Yang GuGu English Name: Yang ValleyEnglish Name: Yang ValleyDescription:On the ulnar end of the transverse wrist crease in a depression between the styloidprocess of the ulna and the triquetral bone.

9 Note: styloid process- attachment of a ligament and wrist joint.((H4H4):):Small Intestine Meridian Small Intestine Meridian SI 5SI 5 LeftRight((H5H5):):Triple Heater Meridian (San Jiao) Triple Heater Meridian (San Jiao) TH4TH4((H5H5):):Triple Heater Meridian Triple Heater Meridian (San Jiao) (San Jiao) TH4TH4 Chinese Name: Chinese Name: YangchiYangchi English Name: Yang PoolEnglish Name: Yang PoolDescription:On transverse crease of dorsum of wrist in a depression on the ulnarside of the extensor digitorum communis ((H6H6):):Large Intestine Meridian Large Intestine Meridian LI 5LI 5 Chinese Name: Yang XiChinese Name: Yang Xi English Name: Yang Ravine English Name: Yang Ravine Description:On the radial side of the wrist in a depression between extensor pollicislongus and brevis tendons, found when the thumb is tilted ((H6H6):):Large Intestine Meridian Large Intestine Meridian LI 5LI 5((F1F1):):Spleen Meridian Spleen Meridian SP1SP1((F1F1):):Spleen Meridian Spleen Meridian SP1SP1 Chinese Name: Chinese Name: YinbaiYinbai English Name: Hidden White English Name: Hidden White Description:On the medial side of the big toe.

10 1 cun posterior to the corner of the nailNote: medial- middle dorso-ventral- upper surface; metatarsal joint- one of five long bones on the anterior portion of the footLeftRight((F2F2): ): Liver Meridian Liver Meridian -- LV 3LV 3((F2F2): ): Liver Meridian Liver Meridian -- LV 3LV 3 Chinese Name: Tai Chong English Name: Great Surge Description: On the dorsum of the foot in a depression distal to the junctions of the 1st and 2nd metatarsal bones. Note: dorsum- the upper or outer surface of a part or organ; distal- farthest point from reference point. LeftRight((F3F3): ): Kidney Meridian Kidney Meridian (KD) KI4(KD) KI4((F3F3): ): Kidney Meridian Kidney Meridian (KD) KI 4(KD) KI 4 Chinese Name: Chinese Name: DazhongDazhong English Name: Large GobletEnglish Name: Large GobletDescription: Posterior and inferior to the medial malleolusin a depression anterior to the medial attachment of the achilles tendon.