Dr Tan Acupuncture — Points Chart And Image [exclusive]
Dr. Tan’s methodology, distilled into his famous charts and teachings, offers a systematic, logical approach to acupuncture that yields immediate results. This article explores the intricacies of the Dr. Tan Acupuncture Points Chart, explains how to interpret the images associated with his method, and delves into the theory that makes distal acupuncture one of the most effective modalities in modern pain management.
In Dr. Tan’s charts, you will see references to "5 Points" . He rarely used more than 5-6 needles per treatment. The classic set is:
Choose the specific points. Using Imaging and Mirroring principles, you select points on the balancing meridian that correspond to the anatomy of the painful area. Imaging and Mirroring Principles
A typical Dr. Tan image or chart will show:
The is more than a poster; it is a clinical algorithm. It forces the practitioner to think in terms of correspondences (shoulder equals ankle, hip equals shoulder) rather than pathology.
Dr. Tan’s methodology, distilled into his famous charts and teachings, offers a systematic, logical approach to acupuncture that yields immediate results. This article explores the intricacies of the Dr. Tan Acupuncture Points Chart, explains how to interpret the images associated with his method, and delves into the theory that makes distal acupuncture one of the most effective modalities in modern pain management.
In Dr. Tan’s charts, you will see references to "5 Points" . He rarely used more than 5-6 needles per treatment. The classic set is:
Choose the specific points. Using Imaging and Mirroring principles, you select points on the balancing meridian that correspond to the anatomy of the painful area. Imaging and Mirroring Principles
A typical Dr. Tan image or chart will show:
The is more than a poster; it is a clinical algorithm. It forces the practitioner to think in terms of correspondences (shoulder equals ankle, hip equals shoulder) rather than pathology.
