COMPLEMENTARY ACUPUNCTURE POINTS-CLASSICAL POINT PAIRINGS숦

Part I Introduction of Paired Points Chapter I History of Paired Points Chapter 2 Theory of Paired Points 1.The Yin-yang Theory of Paired Points 2.Yin-yang Disharmony as the Root Cause of Disease 3.Principles of Regulating Yin and Yang 3.1 Differentiation of Yin and Yang before Regulating (1) Yin and yang in constitution (2) Yin and yang nature of diseases (3) Night and day relationship to yin and yang 3.2 Regulating Methods of Yin and Yang (1) Induce yang from yin; induce yin from yang A.Supplement yin and drain yang; supplement yang and drain yin B.Select back-shu and front-mu points C.Select opposite points D.Select yin channel to treat yang channel disorders and vice versa E.Select points on the upper to treat diseases in the lower, and vice versa (2) Regulate yin and yang according to the nature of the disease (3) Inspect channels to determine disease location (4) Regulate yin and yang according to disease (5) Constitution can affect the arrival of qi 4.Using Paired Points to Regulate Yin and Yang 4.1 Regulate Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood 4.2 Induce Yang from Yin; Induce Yin from YangPart II Clinical Application of Paired Points Chapter I Characteristics and Clinical Effects of Paired Points 1.Characteristics of Paired Points 1.1 Paired Needling and Moxibustion on Two Points 1.2 Paired Needling through Two Points 2.Effects of Paired Points 2.1 Connect Exterior and Interior, Harmonize Yin and Yang 2.2 Induce Yang from Yin, Induce Yin from Yang 2.3 Enhance the Connection of Yin and Yang Channels Chapter 2 Clinical Application of Paired Points 1.PC 7 (Da Ling) & SJ 4 (Yang Chi) 1.1 Single Point Introduction (1)PC 7 (da ling, ´óÁê) (2)SJ 4 (yang chi, Ñô³Ø) 1.2 Single Point Application and Case Study (1)PC 7 (da ling) A.Classical reference B.Modem application 1)Carpal tunnel syndrome 2)Pain Relief 3)Emotional disorder after stroke 4)Sprain and twisting of the chest and flank 5)Bad breath 6)Soft tissues sprain of the wrist 7)Drooping wrist (2)SJ 4 (ydng chi, Ñô³Ø) A.Classical reference B.Modern application Soft tissue sprain of the ankle 1.3 Paired Needling on PC 7 (Da Ling) and SJ 4 (Yang Chi) 1)Cold and swelling in the forearm and palm 2)Urticaria 1.4 Paired Needling from SJ 4 (Yang Chi) through to PC 7 (Da Ling) Motor dysfunction of wrist and ankle caused by stroke ¡­¡­ Part ¢ó Treatment of common diseases and syndromesAppendix: list of paired pointsReferences