中國針灸學-4.腧穴(二)

Deep Dive into Vitality: Exploring 58 Key Acupuncture Points (Part 2)

This comprehensive installment of the Chinese Acupuncture Studies series focuses on 58 essential acupuncture points, specifically those along the Foot Yangming Gallbladder Meridian, the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian, and the Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. Master these points to unlock powerful therapeutic potential.

The Chinese Acupuncture Studies Series: A Global Standard in Acupuncture Education

The Chinese Acupuncture Studies series has earned international acclaim, receiving the prestigious "Gold Medal" award jointly from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Federation of Acupuncture and Mox medicine (WFAAM) in 1996. Recognized by the WHO in 1993 as part of the "International Health Programme," this series has been distributed to WHO member countries to support acupuncture physician training. It stands as one of the most significant and respected medical resources globally for understanding and applying acupuncture.

A Comprehensive Approach to Acupuncture: Tradition Meets Modernity

Acupuncture is experiencing a global resurgence, recognized for its effectiveness in treating a wide range of conditions, from chronic ailments to common illnesses. This series seamlessly blends classical Chinese medical principles with contemporary techniques, offering a complete understanding of acupuncture – from foundational medical knowledge to advanced clinical applications and specialized skills. It’s a definitive resource, bridging ancient wisdom with modern practice.

Unparalleled Authority and Recognition

The Chinese Acupuncture Studies series boasts exceptional authority and academic standing within the international medical community, having received numerous accolades:

• 1996: Joint Gold Medal from WHO & WFAAM
• 1993 & 1999: Included in WHO's "International Health Programme"
• 1994: Taiwan Ministry of Education Excellent Teaching Video Award (First Prize)
• 1993: WFAAM designated as a key reference material for global members.
• 1991: China's Excellent Scientific and Technological Achievement Award (Kele Award)

Endorsed by Leading Medical Institutions: The series is recommended by prominent organizations including the Chinese Medical Association, the Chinese Acupuncture and Mox medicine Society, the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture, and the International Foundation for Traditional Eastern Medicine.

Important Disclaimer:

This series is intended for educational and demonstrative purposes only, showcasing traditional Chinese acupuncture techniques. It does not constitute medical advice or a substitute for professional medical treatment. Practitioners must be qualified and licensed acupuncturists in accordance with local regulations. In the US and some countries, direct needle manipulation with fingers is strictly prohibited. Any violation of these warnings is undertaken at the user's own risk. We assume no liability for any harm resulting from unauthorized use of the demonstrated techniques.

Public Broadcast Versions Available: Authorized versions for educational and promotional use in public settings are available.

About the Instructors & Reviewers:

This series is developed and reviewed by a distinguished panel of leading experts in the field of acupuncture, including:

• Chief Editor: Wang Deshen (Director, Acupuncture Literature Research Office, Chinese Academy of Traditional Medicine)
• Advisors: Wang Shuqi, Lu Zhijun, Hong Borong, Huang Weisan
• Deputy Editors: Li Ding, Gao Zhenwu, Yan Zhenguo, Zhang Bu Tao
• Chief Reviewer (Chinese Version): Wang Xuetai (Former President, World Federation of Acupuncture and Mox medicine)
• Chief Reviewer (English Version): Hong Borong (Vice President, World Federation of Acupuncture and Mox medicine; President, American Academy of Medical Acupuncture)
• Production: Li Delin, Xue Jiange, Xu Wuqing
• Editorial Board Members: (A comprehensive list of experts with their affiliations is provided)

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