Course Overview

In this part, points 55.01 and 55.02 are covered. Some discussion topics include: how to combine points, heart disease: excess, deficiency and emergency, treating interstitial cystitis, pemphigoid, and all eye diseases.


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Course Objectives

• To continue the study of Tung's Points system.
• To offer a detailed description of the points and point patterns from Tung's system of points, starting with those found on the feet and legs, and how they can be used to treat specific conditions.
• Students will also learn various treatments in regards to treating wet glaucoma, macular degeneration, and much more.
• To make sure students are taking in the information offered in a way that will allow for the immediate use of the points described.
• To encourage the further study of this remarkable body of work.

Course Outline

0 hrs - 30 minRecorded question about kidney stones, patient with interstitial cystitis who does not drink enough water; Koryo hand therapy treatment for interstitial cystitis, case history; Keeping energetic lines open, minimizing needles used and how to combine points; recorded case History: patient with pemphigoid, autoimmune blistering disease; recorded question: would you combine 44.11 Cloud White, 44.12 Plum White, 44.10 Heavenly Ancestor with 11.06 Return to the Nest and 11.24 Gynecological, SP6; 55.01 Fire Bag; Not needling the Heart meridian directly

30 min - 1 hrsRecorded question about 22.10 Hand Release (HT8), retained needles; recorded question about differentiating between Heart excess and Heart deficiency, emergency treatment of a heart attack; recorded case history: patient having chest pain treated with 77.08-77.09 Four Flower Upper/Middle; 55.02 Flower Bone One

1 hrs - 1.5 hrsCase history: patient with wet glaucoma; Treating early stage cataracts, surgery for cataracts or prostate issues at later stages; Case history: elderly patient with macular degeneration; Question about how to position the patient for needling Flower Bone One; Question about treating unilaterally for injury

1.5 hrs - 2 hrsMovie: 55.02 Flower Bone One (also the other Flower Bone points on the sole of the foot); recorded Q&A and case histories