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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2025 · 30 MIN

Acupuncture Points, Meridians & Fascia

from Breeze Academy · host Breeze Academy

Ever wondered what’s actually happening when you insert an acupuncture needle — or why clients say, “I can feel that running down my leg”? In this episode, we dive deep into the fascinating world of fascia and connective tissue, exploring how they might hold the key to understanding acupuncture points, meridians, and the elusive De Qi sensation.Carl unpacks:What fascia actually is and why it’s vital for movement, structure, and communication within the bodyHow modern research links fascial planes to traditional meridian pathwaysWhat happens on a cellular level when a needle hits the right spot — including mechanical signaling and fibroblast responseWhy acupuncture points far from the site of pain (like your ankle treating headaches) may still make clinical senseThe western take on ancient concepts like meridians, trigger points, and “dampness”Want to learn more or ask a question? Send us a quick message, book a call with a tutor, or check out the full course details online. We're here to help you decide if acupuncture & dry needling is right for your practice. Visit the website:https://breeze.academy Book a call: https://calendly.com/breeze-courses/15min Send a contact form: https://breeze.academy/contact/

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