Non-Meridial Points of Acupuncture: Guide and Location

Code: BK2224

  Low, R.
  1988
  Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion - A01
  Acupuncture (A1-A5)

Description

Accessible and descriptive book on the location of every known non-meridial point with guidelines for their use in treatment.- By Royston Low. (1988) 112pp

Some of the non-meridial points of acupuncture - such as Yintang and Taiyang - are amongst the most important acupuncture points in the body, and the point Dannangxue is capable of having a stronger specific effect upon the gall bladder than any other point.

But, until now, there has been no book which effectively deals with these points.

Here is a clear and accessible description of the location of every known non-meridial point, and the author also gives guidelines for their effective use in treatment.

Also included are sections on hand, foot, nose and face, and head needling, and the book concludes with a valuable Repertory of non-meridial points.

Contents include:

- Special Points of the Face, Head and Neck, Chest and Abdomen, Dorsal and Lumbar, Arm and Hand, Leg and Foot

- Other Non-Meridial Points of the above

- Hand, Foot, Nose and Face and Head Needling

- Kou Liang Techniques and Collective Loci

- Repertory and Cross-Index of Points.

Date reviewed

20/12/1988

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