The technique of hand acupuncture refers to a method of needling specific areas of the hand to treat diseases. This technique is based on the theory of biological holography, which projects the internal organs and tissues onto specific areas of the hand. By stimulating the corresponding reflex zones, it aims to adjust the internal organs … Read more
九针 (Jiǔ Zhēn) The Nine Needles is a classification of ancient acupuncture instruments, consisting of nine types of needles: 镵针 (Chán Zhēn), 圆针 (Yuán Zhēn), 鍉针 (Lüē Zhēn), 锋针 (Fēng Zhēn), 铍针 (Pí Zhēn), 圆利针 (Yuán Lì Zhēn), 毫针 (Háo Zhēn), 长针 (Cháng Zhēn), and 大针 (Dà Zhēn). This classification is derived from the Huangdi … Read more
ClickBlue↑FollowUs! Angle, Direction, and Depth of Acupuncture The angle, direction, and depth of acupuncture refer to the specific operational requirements after the needle is inserted subcutaneously. Mastering the correct angle, direction, and depth during acupuncture is crucial for achieving the desired sensation, performing tonification or sedation, maximizing the effects of acupuncture, enhancing treatment efficacy, and … Read more
1. Precautions for Acupuncture with Filiform Needles①. Patients should not undergo acupuncture when overly hungry, fatigued, or excessively nervous. For patients who are weak, with qi deficiency and blood loss, the technique should not be too strong, and a lying position should be preferred.②. Women in the first three months of pregnancy should not have … Read more
1. Shu Point Needling This acupuncture technique is used for treating diseases of the five organs. The term “shu” refers to the four limbs’ ying points and the five zang shu points located on the back, namely xin shu (Heart Shu), fei shu (Lung Shu), gan shu (Liver Shu), pi shu (Spleen Shu), and shen … Read more