: Includes moxibustion, microcurrent stimulation, and "essential acupuncture" using essential oils on pressure points. Conditions Addressed
Rosenfarb outlines a multi-faceted approach to eye care that goes beyond standard acupuncture: Healing Your Eyes with Chinese Medicine: Acupun...
The book provides dedicated chapters for several challenging eye conditions, including: Macular Degeneration Retinitis Pigmentosa Dry Eye Syndrome Cataracts (early stage) : The first half explains the TCM view
The book is structured into two main parts to provide both a theoretical foundation and actionable treatments: and Spleen .
: Specific exercises and self-massage techniques—sometimes referred to as "eye qi gong"—designed to relieve strain and nourish eye tissue.
: Techniques to stimulate blood flow and energy (Qi) to the eyes, often involving points around the eye or suboccipital region.
: The first half explains the TCM view that the eyes and brain work in tandem rather than in isolation. It details how vision is linked to internal organ systems, particularly the Liver (which "opens to the eyes"), Kidneys , and Spleen .