detail question on Tung protocol (Don Snow)

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Thu May 11, 2006 11:34pm(PDT), Donald Snow " don83407 wrote;

 

> needle SI 3 and SI 4, but puncture SI 3 0.5 cun distal and SI 4

0.5 cun proximal.

 

SI 4, 0.5 cun proximal how does this relate to the location of SI-5?

 

I question because I'm very interested. I use the LingKu combo

regularly, to good effect, but there're those occasional cases where

it doesn't quite work.

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

These are Tong's points and his locations are a little different that TCM

locations. His are extraordinary points. Get the book.

 

Dr. Snow

 

 

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>Thu May 11, 2006 11:34pm(PDT),  Donald Snow " don83407 wrote;

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>SI 4, 0.5 cun proximal  how does this relate to the location of SI-5?

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>I question because I'm very interested. I use the LingKu combo

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>regularly, to good effect, but there're those occasional cases where

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>it doesn't quite work.

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At 07:14 AM 5/17/2006, Dr. Snowwrote:

>These are Tong's points and his locations are a little different that TCM

>locations. His are extraordinary points. Get the book.

 

As I know about LingKu, DaBai, CongBai, etc. (from R.Tan's book), I'm

aware they are " extraordinary " . And have also Miriam Lee's book.

 

Thanks