Hand Acupuncture Therapy

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
Section 1 Definition of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
Section 2 Origin and Development of Hand Acupuncture
Therapy
CHAPTER 2 THEORIES OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY
Section 1 Hand and Theory of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua
I. What is Ba Gua?
II. Invention of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua
III. Distribution of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua on the Palm
IV. Correlation Between Ba Gua on the Palm and Diseases
Section 2 The Hand and the Theory of Zangfu and Jingluo
I. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridians
II. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridianal Muscles
III. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridianal Skin Regions
Section 3 The Hand and the Holographic Embryo System for Local Acupuncture
I. The Biological Holographic Principle and the Holographic Embryo
II. The Hand and the Human Holographic Embryo System for Local Acupuncture
CHAPTER 3 LOCATION, NAME AND INDICATIONS OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE POINTS
Section 1 Hand Acupuncture Points of the Three Hand Yin and
Three Hand Yang Meridians
Section 2 Specific and Extra Meridianal Hand Acupuncture Points
Section 3 Points and Areas of Hand Holographic Embryo
System for Local Acupuncture
CHAPTER 4 HAND OBSERVATION DIAGNOSIS
Section 1 Observation Diagnosis on the Palm
I. Shape of the Palm
II. Thickness of the Palm
III. Veins on the Palm
IV. Color of the Palm
Section 2 Hand Diagnosis by Observation of Holographic Areas
I. Analysis of the Five Colors and Their Indications
II. Changes of Color and Appearance in Holographic Areas on the Hand and Differential Diagnosis of Syndroms
III. Remarks
CHAPTER 5 HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY INTRODUCTION
Section 1 Therapeutic Methods Applied to Acupuncture Points on the Hand
I.Acupuncture
II. Bleeding Therapy
III. Moxibustion
IV. Aqua-acupuncture
V. Electroacupuncture
VI. Photo-acupuncture
VII. Massage
VIII. Magnetic Therapy
Section 2 Hand Acupuncture Therapy Indications and Contraindications
I. Indications of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
II. Contraindications of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
Section 3 Principles for Selection of Acupuncture Points and
Holographic Areas
I. According to the Involved Organs
II. According to the Theories of Zangfu and Jingluo in Traditional Chinese Medicine
III. According to Specific Functions of Acupuncture Points
IV. According to Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Section 4 Treatment of Fainting Caused by Needling in Hand
Acupuncture Therapy
I. Causes of Fainting During Needling
II. Manifestations of Fainting During Needling
III. Treatment of Fainting
IV. Prevention of Fainting During Needling
CHAFFER 6 CLINICAL APPLICATION OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY
Section 1 Common Diseases of Internal Medicine
I. Diseases of the Respiratory System
1. Bronchitis
2. Bronchial asthma
3. Pneumonia
4. Bronchiectasis
5. Pulmonary emphysema
II. Diseases of the Cardiovascular System
1. Hypertensive disease
2. Hypotensive disease
3. Coronary heart disease
4. Heart neurosis
5. Cardiac arrhythmia
6. Myocarditis
7. Chronic rheumatic heart disease
III. Diseases of the Digestive System
1. Gastritis
2. Peptic ulcer of stomach and duodenum
3. Acute enteritis
4. Chronic colitis
5. Constipation
6. Chronic cholecystitis
7. Hiccups
8. Acid reflux
9. Ptosis of stomach
10. Cholelithiasis (gallstone)
IV. Diseases of the Endocrine System
1. Diabetes mellitus
2. Menopausal syndrome
V. Diseases of the Urogenital System
1. Urinary tract infection
2. Retention of urine
3. Vesical stone
4. Kidney and ureter stone
5. Prostatitis
6. Chronic glomerulonephritis (Bright's disease)
7. Chronic pyelonephritis
VI. Diseases of the Nervous System
1. Neurasthenia
2. Trigeminal neuralgia
3. Vascular headache
4. Sequelae of stroke
5. Sequelae of brain injury
6. Neuralgia sciatica
7. Facial palsy
8. Facial spasm
9. Neuralgia of the greater occipital nerve
10. Senile dementia
11. Spasm of diaphragmatic muscles
VII. Infectious Diseases
1. Influenza
2. German measles
3. Whooping cough
4. Pulmonary tuberculosis
5. Viral hepatitis
6. Bacillary dysentery
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Section 1 Definition of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
Section 2 Origin and Development of Hand Acupuncture
Therapy
CHAPTER 2 THEORIES OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY
Section 1 Hand and Theory of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua
I. What is Ba Gua?
II. Invention of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua
III. Distribution of Jiu Gong and Ba Gua on the Palm
IV. Correlation Between Ba Gua on the Palm and Diseases
Section 2 The Hand and the Theory of Zangfu and Jingluo
I. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridians
II. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridianal Muscles
III. Links Between the Hand and the 12 Meridianal Skin Regions
Section 3 The Hand and the Holographic Embryo System for Local Acupuncture
I. The Biological Holographic Principle and the Holographic Embryo
II. The Hand and the Human Holographic Embryo System for Local Acupuncture
CHAPTER 3 LOCATION, NAME AND INDICATIONS OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE POINTS
Section 1 Hand Acupuncture Points of the Three Hand Yin and
Three Hand Yang Meridians
Section 2 Specific and Extra Meridianal Hand Acupuncture Points
Section 3 Points and Areas of Hand Holographic Embryo
System for Local Acupuncture
CHAPTER 4 HAND OBSERVATION DIAGNOSIS
Section 1 Observation Diagnosis on the Palm
I. Shape of the Palm
II. Thickness of the Palm
III. Veins on the Palm
IV. Color of the Palm
Section 2 Hand Diagnosis by Observation of Holographic Areas
I. Analysis of the Five Colors and Their Indications
II. Changes of Color and Appearance in Holographic Areas on the Hand and Differential Diagnosis of Syndroms
III. Remarks
CHAPTER 5 HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY INTRODUCTION
Section 1 Therapeutic Methods Applied to Acupuncture Points on the Hand
I.Acupuncture
II. Bleeding Therapy
III. Moxibustion
IV. Aqua-acupuncture
V. Electroacupuncture
VI. Photo-acupuncture
VII. Massage
VIII. Magnetic Therapy
Section 2 Hand Acupuncture Therapy Indications and Contraindications
I. Indications of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
II. Contraindications of Hand Acupuncture Therapy
Section 3 Principles for Selection of Acupuncture Points and
Holographic Areas
I. According to the Involved Organs
II. According to the Theories of Zangfu and Jingluo in Traditional Chinese Medicine
III. According to Specific Functions of Acupuncture Points
IV. According to Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Section 4 Treatment of Fainting Caused by Needling in Hand
Acupuncture Therapy
I. Causes of Fainting During Needling
II. Manifestations of Fainting During Needling
III. Treatment of Fainting
IV. Prevention of Fainting During Needling
CHAFFER 6 CLINICAL APPLICATION OF HAND ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY
Section 1 Common Diseases of Internal Medicine
I. Diseases of the Respiratory System
1. Bronchitis
2. Bronchial asthma
3. Pneumonia
4. Bronchiectasis
5. Pulmonary emphysema
II. Diseases of the Cardiovascular System
1. Hypertensive disease
2. Hypotensive disease
3. Coronary heart disease
4. Heart neurosis
5. Cardiac arrhythmia
6. Myocarditis
7. Chronic rheumatic heart disease
III. Diseases of the Digestive System
1. Gastritis
2. Peptic ulcer of stomach and duodenum
3. Acute enteritis
4. Chronic colitis
5. Constipation
6. Chronic cholecystitis
7. Hiccups
8. Acid reflux
9. Ptosis of stomach
10. Cholelithiasis (gallstone)
IV. Diseases of the Endocrine System
1. Diabetes mellitus
2. Menopausal syndrome
V. Diseases of the Urogenital System
1. Urinary tract infection
2. Retention of urine
3. Vesical stone
4. Kidney and ureter stone
5. Prostatitis
6. Chronic glomerulonephritis (Bright's disease)
7. Chronic pyelonephritis
VI. Diseases of the Nervous System
1. Neurasthenia
2. Trigeminal neuralgia
3. Vascular headache
4. Sequelae of stroke
5. Sequelae of brain injury
6. Neuralgia sciatica
7. Facial palsy
8. Facial spasm
9. Neuralgia of the greater occipital nerve
10. Senile dementia
11. Spasm of diaphragmatic muscles
VII. Infectious Diseases
1. Influenza
2. German measles
3. Whooping cough
4. Pulmonary tuberculosis
5. Viral hepatitis
6. Bacillary dysentery
……
乔晋琳,Born in September 1963. Qiao Jinlin is an associate professor and associate chief physician at the Navy General Hospital of the PLA in Beijing where he also is director of the Department of Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy. He concurrently serves as an executive member and deputy secretary general of the Acupotomology Association of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Association of China. He is also a member of the Army Acupuncture Committee and a director of the Army Physical Rehabilitation Committee. From 1989 to 1991, Qiao Jinlin participated in a group of acupuncture specialists to aid foreign countries.He has published 29 scientific research papers and other writings in his areas of expertise that include hologram-embryo acupuncture. traditional acupuncture, acupotomology, and physical rehabilitation therapies. His main writings include "A Clinical Analysis of Hologram-embryo Acupuncture," "Acupotomology in China and' Diagnosis and Treatment of Male Diseases Through Traditional Chinese Medicine."
This book describes in detail the principles of hand acupuncture therapy,the location of the hand acupuncturepoints,hand observation diagnosis and the clinical application of hand acupuncture therapy for some common diseases. This book,dealing with all important branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine,stresses the practical application of the subject.
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