Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (AMA) Training: Detecting Allergy-Immunology, Dental, Fungal, Heavy Metals & Parasite Problems

April 21-24 and August 25-28, 2022 St. Louis, MO

Do you have chronically ill patients that simply aren’t healing no matter what you do? Or, do they appear to be improving but don’t really get well? What is missing?

Over the last decades of my medical practice, I have developed the specialized use of a diagnostic tool that can assist doctors and dentists in detecting the root causes of illness when conventional medicine fails. I call it Acupuncture Meridian Assessment (AMA).

It has led to rather unique accidental discoveries of parasites, fungi and molds, heavy metals, and dental-related medical problems, among others, that are often overlooked by conventional and alternative medical doctors. However, when these are addressed, conditions that are difficult to heal often get resolved.

This Special Training is designed for medical, dental and health professionals to help you quickly obtain information from patients through the use of Acupuncture Meridian Assessment. My AMA method is an updated, digitized, simplified, and modified version of EAV (Electro-Acupuncture according to Dr. Voll), and should not be confused with classical German EAV or Electrodermal Screening (EDS).

My primary focus is to teach practitioners how to check 40 essential acupuncture points to look for patterns which may be an indication of parasite, fungal, dental or other problems. The training includes many clinical case histories with diagnoses, treatments and results that can occur when prior numerous doctors and specialists did not succeed.

As practitioners, we cannot make a final diagnosis based on Acupuncture Meridian Assessment alone, but it can be a valuable tool to assist your clinical decision making. It offers a quick insight – Pattern Recognition – into initiating treatment and monitoring the progression of healing. AMA can be applied in conjunction with standard medical/dental evaluations.

The class consists of lectures and lots of hands-on boot camp drills for four days, Thursday morning thru Sunday 1 pm, in St. Louis, MO. Thursday morning is an orientation to the equipment. The classes are small, somewhat experimental, and spontaneous. The attendees, on a volunteer basis, will also be evaluated by me using AMA during the training. On Saturday, there will be separate training tracks for doctors and dentists. Dr. Dawn Ewing, Executive Director of the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABCM), will offer Module (2) of her EAV/CEDS/MSA/AMA training in my April seminar, with a presentation to all participants followed by a hands-on session with dentists at a dental office on much of Saturday and on Sunday morning, while I work with physicians. Her fee for Module (2) is a reduced rate of a $300 (vs. $500) at my April session ($1,300 total, a $200 savings).

My objective is to teach you the basics of how to uncover “hidden invaders” such as parasites and dental-related medical problems. Once you have this basis, you will be able to use AMA for understanding allergies and other hidden medical problems, such as fungi/mold, heavy metals, and more. We will touch on these other areas as well.

Dr. Yu’s training includes information about prescription medications used for treating parasite, fungal and dental infections. Because of this, the course is limited to doctors, dentists, prescribing professionals, pharmacists, and other licensed health care practitioners who work in the same practice and may assist them with Acupuncture Meridian Assessment.

Equipment: If you have your own ohmmeter or old EAV device, you may bring it. There will be representatives for EAV/AMA equipment, including Kindling of Germany.

Date: April 21-24 and August 25-28, 2022. Thursday 9:00 am – 8:30 pm, Friday and Saturday 8:30 am – 8:30 pm, and Sunday 8:30 am – 1:00 pm.

Location: Prevention and Healing Clinic at 10908 Schuetz Road, St. Louis, MO 63146

Recommended reading:

Article: “Acupuncture Meridian Assessment: New Medicine based on Ancient Principles”

Books: AcciDental Blow Up in Medicine: Battle Plan for Your Life, and Accidental Cure: Extraordinary Medicine for Extraordinary Patients

Video: New Medicine Based On New Biology – Part 1

Recommended Hotels:

1. Sonesta ES Suites St. Louis – Westport: 1855 Craigshire Road, Maryland Heights, St. Louis, MO 63146. Phone 888-995-8467. Includes a kitchen. Mention “Dr. Yu”  for a special rate.

2. Hilton St. Louis Frontenac: 1335 South Lindberg Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63131. Phone: 314-993-1100.

Cost: $1,000 USD for registration in advance, the fee is nonrefundable. To register for Dr. Dawn Ewing’s special offsite training module for dentists on Saturday and Sunday, add an additional $300 or $1,300 total. Space is limited. At the door, the rate is $1,500 USD if space is available. If you do not need the basic introductory training on Thursday, you can deduct $100 USD and attend Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Light breakfast, lunches and dinners are included. For those taking the course a second time, the repeat attendee rate is $700 USD.

Register and Payment: Call Prevention and Healing, Inc. at 314-432-7802 and ask for Barbara Shoykhet, RN, Clinical Supervisor or Kate Yu, Office Manager, with any questions, and fill in the form below and we’ll contact you for payment. Or you can print this form, fill it out, and send it. If you are registering for Dr. Ewing’s offsite training module for dentists, please note that in the comment box.

Registration Form For AMA Special Training

Recent Presentations

Dr. Yu speaks at many conferences, in addition to his twice a year AMA Training Sessions in St. Louis.