Zhen Jiu Da Cheng
Ma Danyang's Twelve Celestial Star Points
Twelve points that together cover the whole body, with the paired and …
Tracing the essential teachings of the Ling Shu and Su Wen, following the schools of acupuncture through the dynasties, down to the principles, methods, prescriptions and points of needling and moxibustion.
The meridians determine life and death, treat the hundred diseases, and regulate deficiency and excess — they must not be allowed to become blocked.
From the Ling Shu, Su Wen and Nan Jing through the Jia Yi Jing to the Zhen Jiu Da Cheng — the origins and evolution of acupuncture scholarship, together with scattered acupuncture records in historical and formulary works.
30 entries → Volume IIMeridians and points, needle holding and qi regulation, tonification and reduction, deqi and the arrival of qi, the management of needle shock and stuck needles, and clinical prescriptions by specialty.
24 entries → Volume IIIThe nature of moxa, the origins of moxibustion, cone and stick methods, indirect and medicinal vesiculation moxibustion, moxa sensation and dosage, and treatment plans for common conditions.
16 entries →