Tong Extra Points
Tong Extra Points
Tong Extra Points
Yuxing Liu
Academy of Oriental Medicine at
Austin
Introduction
Master Tong Ching Chang has been
referred to as The Greatest Acupuncture
Master who ever lived. He was a
traditional Chinese physician from the
Shandong Province in Northern China,
famous for the miraculous and
spontaneous results he would obtain
using just a few needles.
The points he used are unique in that
they are located opposite the affected
area. In most cases, the patient notices
the effect immediately upon insertion of
the needle.
27 points;
11 points;
16 points;
17 points;
6 points;
15 points;
28 points;
32 points;
8 points;
25 points.
52points(B/L: 83 points)
56 points.
Tongs Theories
1. Holographic Correspondence.
For example, takes ear, nose or hand as whole body, then to find points to
treat whole man and condition
2. Analogous Correspondence
For example, bone points for bone disease, skin points for skin disease.
4. Vascular Pathology
Blood stagnation always induces many ailments, so blood letting technique
is very important in Tongs acupuncture.
Indication:
Location: This point lies at the joint between the 1st and
2nd metacarpal bones, oblique and distal 1 cun to Zhongzi.
Needling 3-5 fen depth.
Location & Needling : This point lies longitudinally 3 cuns above the
pisiform bone,just on the medial side of ulna. 3 5 fen deep insertion .
3
Location: This point lies longitudinally 6 cuns above the pisiform bone,
which is on the medial Side of the ulna.
Reflex area of HT
Location & Needling : 1.5 cun proximal to the web between the 3rd and 4th
toes. Insert 0.5-1.0 cun in depth.
Location: Just 1.5 cuns proximal to the medial side of 1st metatarso-phanlangeal
joint. Insert 5-8 fen in depth.
N.B. : Only use one point in one treatment. Not for pregnant women.
Reflex area of
Location & Needling : The point lies 7 cuns above the med. malleolus just beside
the med. border of the tibia. Insert obliquely 1.0-1.8 cun in depth.