Sep 8, 2014 · This is a broad question. The applications of Zang Fu Bei Tong are numerous and flexible. Here I would only give a brief introduction. A general application is the mutual-treatment, which means the communicating/connecting organs mutually treat each other. 1. The extraordinary connection of Lung and Urinary Bladder

For example, 77.08 Si Hua Shang can treat heart ailments. The point is located on Leg Yangming, which shares a Zang Fu Bei Tong relationship with Arm Jueyin (pericardium), a crucial channel for treating heart disorders. Another example is 11.01 Da Jian, which treats Shan Qi (hernia).

Sep 8, 2014 · Point selections based on Zang Fu Bei Tong is a very practical needling method. Previous discussions have talked about the point selection from single channel, such as LI 11 on the large intestine channel to treat dizziness or vertigo related to the liver channel; and PC6 on the pericardium channel to treat stomach disorders.

Dec 17, 2020 · In the system of Branching & connecting channel correspondence (Zang Fu Bei Tong), since these points are on the large intestine Yang ming channel, they can regulate Liver Jue yin channel.

Today, I will explain another important concept in MT acupuncture practice—“Zang-Fu Bie Tong” This concept is based on the relationships between the opening, closing, and pivoting functions (Kai-He-Shu 开阖枢) of the three Yin and three Yang meridians.

The origin and principle of each of Master Tung's points follow the law of the five elements (wu xing) and the five zang (wu zang) channels. Each point has its own pathway which directly connects to the five zang (and six fu).

Jan 1, 2008 · Important theoretical principles such as Zang Fu Bei Tung (The extraordinary connections of the zangfu), Ti Ying Zhen Fa (Application of Holographic Acupuncture Technique for Different Parts of the Body), Taiji Holography and Correspondence, and the Method of Selecting Five Shu Points of the Same Five-element Category have their own chapters to ...

Jun 24, 2019 · According to the Zang Fu Bei Tong theory, the Yang ming – Large intestine meridian regulates the Jue Yin – Liver meridian. Therefore, this system can treat symptoms involving Liver qi stagnation in the lower Jiao.

In the early 1970s, Dr. Young developed a powerful needling technique named Chien-Yin (Pulling & Guiding) Needling Technique, as well as a theory to explain Master Tung’s Acupuncture, Zhang-Fu Bei Tong (Organ Divergent Communications) theory.

The above information indicates that Master Tung had profound comprehension of the theory of meridians and collaterals and the Zang Fu doctrines. Consequently, he discovered so many extra points.