Braun Chapter 11 Complimentary Modalities

2. The electrical, electromagnetic, and/or bioelectromagnetic qualities of living tissue.
4. Life force or vital energy; the bioenergy of living things.
8. The term used to describe a depleted condition in Chinese medicine.
9. Specifically located points on the body that influence, are are influenced by, body energies.
11. The term used to encompass all bodywork modalities that have their theoretical roots in Chinese medicine.
12. A modality in which very light massage strokes and energy movements are applied on and off the client's body to balance electromagnetic fields energy nutrition and develop a higher consciousness.
13. A modality in which fingertip compression is applied to reflex points on the hand, foot, or ear that affect other parts of the body.

1. Precise and orderly channels or pathways through which Qi flows
3. Energy that flows down from the sun and is associated with the active, bright, warm, consumptive, and outward activities of the body.
5. Heat application followed by cold application, also called alternating therapy.
6. A bodywork modality in which firm fingertip pressure is applied to acupoints along the energy meridians to regulate the flow of Qi.
7. Energy that flows upward from the earth and is associated with the passive, dark, cool, supportive, and inward activities of the body.
10. The external or internal use of water for therapeutic use.
14. The term used to describe an overly strong condition in Chinese medicine.