11/05/2025
Auriculartherapy with Lisa McDermott Certified National Acupuncture Detoxification Association Acudetox Practitioner
Acudetox follows a five-point protocol, chosen to balance energy, calm restlessness, and invite the body back into its own steady rhythm. Together, these points create what East Asian medicine calls yin tonification: the restoration of calm, the quiet nourishment that replenishes without force. The Sympathetic and Shen Men points are the quieters — they steady the racing heart, soften the restless mind, and draw the body into centered stillness. The Kidney, Liver, and Lung points connect to the yin organs — the keepers of essence, the storers of life’s reserves. In Western medicine, these are the body’s great cleansers, our internal tide that renews and releases.
The five points are: Sympathetic — calms the body’s alarm system, releases tension, and opens the door to rest. Shen Men (Spirit Gate) — the meeting place between unrest and peace, between self-doubt and self-regard. Kidney — a deep well of quiet strength, reminding the body of its hidden reserves and the mind of its own will. Liver — clears a path and unknots tension in both muscle and mood. Lung — breath restored, grief given room to leave without taking the self with it.
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