Scoliosis, Meridian-Based Isometric Exercises and JESU5C Pattern Suit: “JESU5C" a new classification of Idiopathic scoliosis and HGMT (Hyun-Ga Manual Technique)

Explore the innovative Hyun-Ga Manual Technique (HGMT), originally developed by Dr. Soohyun Kim, and further advanced by Dr. Yongsub Lee. HGMT combines meridian pathways with isometric exercises to address idiopathic scoliosis by applying the principles of stability and mobility to correct spinal misalignment. Dr. Lee expanded on this technique by creating the JESU5C classification system for scoliosis, offering new insights into treatment, and developing a patented scoliosis correction compression suit tailored to this classification.This comprehensive guide details how HGMT corrects spinal misalignment through targeted meridian pathway exercises and presents clinically developed, non-invasive scoliosis treatment methods based on traditional medicine. Additionally, the book includes over 180 photos that illustrate real-life cases treated by Dr. Lee, as well as detailed images of how HGMT is applied in practice. Dr. Lee’s contributions have made HGMT more accessible and effective for both patients and healthcare professionals.About the Author:Dr. Yongsub Lee has played a pivotal role in refining and popularizing the HGMT technique. He has utilized his expertise to develop new scoliosis treatments, including the JESU5C classification system and correction suits. A seasoned clinician and lecturer, he is also the founder of the HGMTA, with over 18 years of experience in South Korea and New Zealand. Currently, he is pursuing doctoral studies in Politics at Istanbul Uni.Contents :Ⅰ. IntroductionⅡ. Key concepts of the HGMT1. Stability & Mobility: Isometric Exercise Using the Meridians◉ Tip 1. YS Muscle Test2. Difference Between Exercise Using Wrist-Ankle Joints and Elbow-Knee Joints3. Taegeuk4. The Connection Between Transport Points and Alarm PointsⅢ. New Treatment of Scoliosis1. Aetiology of Scoliosis2. Treatment of Scoliosis with HGMT(1) Using the Differentiated Effects of Acupuncture and Moxibustion◉ Tip 2. HG Acupuncture (SLRt and Acupuncture Based on Meridians)◉ Tip 3. HGMT and Putty Application for Cervical Disc Disorders Using the YS Posture◉ Tip 4. Treatment of Tennis Elbow Using Alarm Points◉ Tip 5. YS Posture: Your Correct Spine Posture(2) Using HGMT(a) Standardized Meridian Exercises(b) HG Axis◉ Tip 6. HG Axis and Organ Position◉ Tip 7. Understanding the HG Axis for a New Perspective on Pain◉ Tip 8. Recognizing Incorrect Treatment Cases Through the HG Axis◉ Tip 9. Acupuncture and Moxibustion After Checking Alarm Points(c) Ankle Contact Isometric Exercises for Lower Body Correction(d) Wrist Contact Isometric Exercises for Upper Body Correction(e) Elbow and Knee Contact Isometric Exercises(f) Four Standardized HGMTs for Lumbar Scoliosis◈ Case Study 1. Side Pain◈ Case Study 2. Low Back Pain◈ Case Study 3. Applying HGMT No.4Ⅳ. HG’s Classification and Meridian Exercise for Idiopathic Scoliosis1. Jεsu5C Classification of Idiopathic Scoliosis◈ Case Study 4. Acute Disc Herniation◈ Case Study 5. Under-5 Pattern Scoliosis◈ Case Study 6. Back Pain◈ Case Study 7. Scoliosis Due to Surgical Scars◈ Other Mixed Patterns2. Typical HGMTs According to Jεsu5C Patterns① GB39 Technique ② PC7 Technique ③ TE11 Technique④ GB40 Technique ⑤ TE4 Technique ⑥ SP6 Technique ⑦ Lesser Yang Meridian Technique ⑧ Applied Correction of Hyun-Ga Manual Technique and Schroth Method◈ Case Study 8. Idiopathic Scoliosis (Long-C Pattern)◈ Case Study 9. Idiopathic Scoliosis (S Pattern)Ⅴ. DiscussionVI. JESU5C Pattern Suit: Underwear for Correcting the Spine[The L.O.V.E. Project for Scoliosis Patients][F.A.Q.] How to Draw the Hyun-Ga Axis through X-Ray? Read more