Neuropuncture

🧠 Episode 4: Neuropuncture Electrical Techniques – The Dosage Science
📅 Friday, Oct 17 | 🕘 10am AEDT / 12pm NZT

Last week’s episode on Neuropuncture Treatment Principles gave practitioners a deep dive into how to design precise AcuNode prescriptions. This week, we move into one of the most defining frontiers of modern Neuropuncture — Electroacupuncture and the science of dosage.

In this fourth instalment of the Neuropuncture Foundations Series, Dr. Michael Corradino and I will explore how electrical parameters transform the clinical outcomes of acupuncture. We’ll unpack how waveform, current, frequency, pulse width, and time intervals form the foundation of Neuropuncture Dosage — the formula that makes treatments reproducible, measurable, and evidence-based.

Here’s a glimpse of what we’ll cover in this conversation:
🔹 Why is electrical acupuncture so central to Neuropuncture, and how does it amplify results?
🔹 What makes biphasic square waves both safe and effective for patient stimulation?
🔹 How do different frequencies activate unique neurochemical pathways?
🔹 What’s the difference between microcurrent and millicurrent stimulation — and when is each appropriate?
🔹 What is DCEA (Deep Cranial Electrical Acupuncture) and how is it expanding our clinical toolkit?
🔹 How does understanding “all-or-none” and polarization theory shape our treatment design?
We’ll also discuss common mistakes practitioners make when first applying EA and explore how Neuropuncture dosage bridges conversations with the broader medical and neuroscience communities.

Finally, Dr. Corradino will share insights into some of the new and exciting electrical techniques being pioneered using the Pantheon 12cPro device.
If you’re ready to learn the electrical science that underpins Neuropuncture — and how to apply it safely and effectively in your own clinic — this episode is one you won’t want to miss.
🎟️ Join us live or watch the replay: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_zXSi-nWcRO-kB8nuC8iB6g

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