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2. MICROCURRENT STIMULATOR DATA SHEETS Microcurrent Stimulation / Electronic Acupuncture For helping Age-Related Macular Degeneration and other Eye Diseases MicroCurrent stimulation (or electro-acupuncture) has been used for the past 10 years to treat Macular Degeneration and other eye diseases. The initial results obtained by individual Doctors in the USA indicate that 70% of patients with the dry or wet form of macular degeneration will have a significant improvement of vision. There are many factors related to the condition known as of macular degeneration. The most common cause is the circulation problems that increase as we age. The macula has a very high requirement for proper nutritional elements, oxygen, and the elimination of waste products in order to function properly. Circulation problems reduce the supply of oxygen and nutrients to the macula and will cause a dysfunction in the macula and, ultimately, degeneration. Electronic Stimulation is a therapy in which a weak electric current is used to stimulate the retina and the diseased macula to restore sight though points known as acupuncture points. Dr. Merill Allen and Dr. Leland Michael published their preliminary study in 1993, on the rate of development of ARMD in people using nutritional supplements and simultaneous therapy with electronic stimulation. Dr. John Jarding reported his results in 1997 after treating thirty-five macular degeneration patients with a controlled electronic stimulation applied to eight points around the eye - all thirty-five patients reported an improvement in their vision. The Macular Degeneration Foundation in the USA has begun a national clinical trial to look at the effects of electronic stimulation and ARMD. An Exciting New Development An electronic device, researched over 12 years by a leading British Doctor, is designed to provide all the benefits of MicroCurrent Stimulation as well as Electronic Acupuncture (without needles). MicroCurrent Stimulation is used by health professionals in many hospitals and is designed to be used safely and effectively by the public for self-treatment. THIS DEVICE WORKS IN TWO WAYS: 1. With the help of it s unique searching system, enables you to quickly become expert at precisely locating therapy points 2. The device then applies electrical pulses to these points enabling you to treat any condition that acupuncture can help. It is safe - drug-free - with no side effects, and is easy to use. You will know you are on the correct point when you FEEL a distinct sensation. Mild electric pulses then stimulate these points. THE EFFECTS OF THIS THERAPY ARE: An immediate and long lasting relief from at least 60% of the symptoms. And, with continuing therapy: Promotion of healing and tissue regeneration. This enables you to become expert almost immediately locating and treating the exact points. The recommended device is sold as HealthPoint in the UK and HealthTouch in the USA. page 57

BASIC EYE POINTS TO STIMULATE FOR ALL EYE CONDITIONS Treatment Points Treat the ring of 10 points shown in Fig. 1. There are 7 just on the edge of the eye socket and three around the eyebrow (see description below). It may be easier to slightly moisten all of these points with salvia or saline eye drops before starting. Self Treatment Sit at a table with the device flat on the table, gripped in the left hand with your fingers placed as shown in Fig. 2, Fig. 4 and the Quickstart Guide. Do not lift the device off the table, as it is easier to keep your fingers on the black grip and to control the sliding switches with it flat on the table. IMPORTANT - your fingers must stay in good contact with the black grip. If your finger skin is dry then moisten it with saliva or saline eye drops. Hold the remote probe in your right hand as shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 and slide the tip over the skin until it is in one of the positions shown in Fig.1 and you have located a point that gives a high pitched sound. Test that this point gives a sting and or a flashing when you touch the treatment button on the top. Turn the intensity down to a low comfortable setting and treat the point for 15-30 seconds, depending upon your time available. REMEMBER, hold the probe perpendicular to the skin at all times and keep it pressed gently onto the point while you are stimulating. N.B. For those with very thin or sensitive skin there is a cotton bud probe that can be used in place of the gold metal probe. Call 0870-241-4237 for information. POINT 1 POINT 2 POINT 3 POINT 4 POINT 5 POINT 6 POINT 7 POINT 8 POINT 9 POINT 10 Is on the bony edge of the eye socket, central with the centre of the eye. Is on the bony edge of the eye approximately halfway to the outer eye corner from Point 1. Is on the bony edge of the eye approx. 1/2 from the outer edge of the eye. Is on the bony edge of the socket directly above Point 2 Is on the bony edge of the eye socket directly above Point 1 Is on the bony edge of the eye approx. 1/2 from the inner corner of the eye and Point 5. Is on the bony edge of the eye socket directly below point 6. Is in the centre of the eyebrow directly above Point 5 Is slightly above the inner end of the eyebrow. Is slightly below the inner end of the eyebrow.

4 8 5 6 10 9 Fig. 1 3 2 1 7 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4

MACULAR DEGENERATION - EXTRA POINTS Si3 T5 Taiyang With the fist clenched, this lies at the end of the main crease of the palm at the junction of the red and white skin (It is easier to locate unclenched). This lies on the back of the wrist, two thumb s width towards the elbow from the wrist crease. This lies one thumb s width behind the outer edge of the eye. It lies in the centre of the temples. This lies directly between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose. Si3 Taiyang Point point (2-3 in the general area)

CATARACTS - EXTRA POINTS T5 Si3 With the fist clenched, this lies at the end of the main crease of the palm at the junction of the red and white skin (It is easier to locate unclenched). point (2-3 in the general area)

CONJUNCTIVITIS - EXTRA POINTS This lies directly between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose. Liv2 point (2-3 in the general area)

GLAUCOMA - EXTRA POINTS K3 Liv2 This lies midway between the tip of the inner ankle bone and the achilles tendon (in the hollow) This is one finger s width up from the web between the big toe and the second toe tendons. Point Sp6 This lies one hand s width (four fingers) up from the inner ankle joint. It lies just behind the tibia bone at this point. point (2-3 in the general area) Sp6 K3

SQUINT - EXTRA POINTS Tw23 G1 This lies half a finger out from the outer corner of the eye Extra 2 G1 point (2-3 in the general area) MS EYE PROBLEMS - EXTRA POINTS Extra 2 TW23 A finger behind a line drawn between the outer end of the eyebrow and the outer corner of the eye. This is located at the outer end of the eyebrow. Point point (2-3 in the general area)

FLOATERS - EXTRA POINTS This lies directly between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose. point (2-3 in the general area)

COMPUTER EYE SYNDROME - EXTRA POINTS the wrist. See page 8 for a detailed description of this point. Point This lies directly between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose. point (2-3 in the general area)) Tw23 Extra 2

DRY EYES - EXTRA POINTS Extra 2 TW23 This lies directly between the eyebrows, just above the bridge of the nose. A finger behind a line drawn between the outer end of the eyebrow and the outer corner of the eye. This is located at the outer end of the eyebrow. point (2-3 in the general area))