After 15 years of practicing this and several years of teaching this to practitioners around the country, we have decided to catch our very own, Skip Van Meter, L.Ac. on film. Many of you have taken this course and may find this useful as a “refresher”. For those of you that haven’t, this style of pulse diagnosis is one of the keys to our low-cost, high-volume practice here at WCA and this DVD/booklet set will give you what you need to know to put it into practice.

Jingei pulse diagnosis is an ancient form of pulse reading that has its origins in the Ling Shu, Chapter Nine: “The Beginning and the End.” Used specifically to find the root channel of a patient’s illness, Jingei (the term is Japanese for the point Stomach nine) uses a simple comparison of the pulse of the wrist and neck. It can then be used as the basis of a point prescription that cuts to the heart of a patient’s illness, saving much time in formulating effective treatments. Besides the utter thrill of being able to watch Skip any time you want (I personally like to pause it in really unflattering moments, of which there are a few), this set truly gives you a comprehensive first time glimpse, or repeated reference to this effective style of pulse diagnosis.

This is a new book, with diagrams, photos and charts and the 1 1/2 hour DVD is full of examples, techniques, the answers to FAQs and visual explanations of this technique.