Discharge Gall Stones and Kidney Stones
Relieving pain and supporting the natural discharge of small stones
By David Lee, L.Ac.
Herbal medicine is used to safely and painlessly discharge smaller gall and...
Tung’s Acupuncture for TMJ and Oral Disorders
Primary Points for TMJ Disorders: 66.04, 66.03, and 99.07
Byung Sik Cho, L.Ac.
In clinical practice, patients frequently visit acupuncture clinics for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders....
Using the Upper and Lower Energy Resources Has Fixed Order to...
Underlying Theories of Acupuncture Treatment (30) How to Use the 4 Main Energy Resources (continued)
There is No Need...
Chemotherapy-Induced Neuropathy: An Acupuncture-Based Clinical Approach
Chemotherapy is one of the most important treatment methods for cancer patients, but it frequently produces a number of difficult side effects. One of...
The Upper and Lower Main Energy Sources Cannot Be Used Together
As the 4 Main Energy Sources, the Root Qi Place must be used
Underlying Theories of Acupuncture Treatment (29)...
Bridging the Gap for Patient-Centered Care
Do We Really Understand Western Medical Procedures?
By Winston Lee, L.Ac., Ph.D., KMD
As acupuncturists, our responsibilities extend beyond mastering Eastern medical theory. To truly serve...
Underlying Theories of Acupuncture Treatment (28) Understanding 4 Main Energy Resources...
By Brandon SJ Oh, L.Ac.
“The Upper Main Energy Resources treat shoulder pain, high blood pressure, stroke. The Lower Main...
66.05∙Golden Gate for Acute and Chronic Gastralgia: Combining 22.05∙Spirit Bone and...
In this issue, we will introduce Tung’s Acupuncture treatments that are highly effective for various digestive disorders and acute/chronic abdominal pain caused by issues...
Knee Pains with Acupuncture: Simple Protocol, Powerful Results
Rapid and lasting knee pain relief through a horary point protocol
By David Lee, L.Ac.
Well-functioning knees are essential for mobility and independent daily living. Knee...
Underlying Theories of Acupuncture (27) Controlling the Entire Meridian for Vertical...
By Brandon SJ Oh, L.Ac.
Meridians are distributed vertically and horizontally and communicate with each other meridians. But in general,...
