Version 8 – March 2019 – Please visit www.simonaltman.com/practitioners for the latest version.
In Memory of Dr Richard Tan
This is the Dr Tan's Matrix file I created when I was beginning to learn the brilliant 6 systems of Dr
Tan. Initially, it was my summaries of Dr Tan's 1, 2, 3 book as at the time I hadn't had the chance to attend
his workshops and wanted to learn as much as I could until he came back to Australia.
This is still a work in progress and constantly being changed. The goal is to have single sheets of information
that can be used in clinic as a quick and easy reference. This is not designed to be a replacement for real study
with the Si Yuan Balance Method (www.siyuanbma.com) teachers or any others who are faithfully and
diligently continuing the legacy of Dr Richard Tan. I highly recommend that anyone who has the opportunity
to attend any of the Si Yuan Balance Method seminars do so to fully understand these notes.
Following the initial pages which came from my summaries of Dr Tan's Core Foundations and now Advanced
tracks, there is also general information I sourced from a range of Facebook Groups and online
sources. Initially I didn't note down where these came from as these were simply for my own study. If any
of these are your personal work, please contact me and I am happy to credit your name on those pages.
I have also collated all the 12 magic point prescriptions from the 1, 2, 3 book, and also offered a single page
summary of the Seasonal Balances. However, the full 12 magic points or Seasonal Balance explanation is
better served by attending the Si Yuan Balance Method Advanced Track workshop to fully understand this
amazing method. It is well worth the time and money to attend these workshops.
The end of the document starts leaning towards Master Tung Acupuncture. I have included my summaries of
Brad Whisnant's 2016 Sydney workshop (www.bradwhisnant.com) with specific Tung points for specific
areas. Jeff Shearer (http://ethicalpractice.net) has graciously included his summary of Brad Whisnant's 2017
Sydney workshop and following that is the Jin Jin or Musculo-Tendino Meridian pictures from Donald
Kendall which I believe is currently out of print and I have listed the balancing meridians in the table above
the diagram with the Meridian then each following box listing balancing meridians Systems 1 through 6.
Dr. Tan was amazing at synthesizing the information and styles from Master Tung, Dr. Chao Chen, Fang
Yun Peng, Young Wei Chieh, Yoshio Manaka, Lee Kui Chen and others. If you really want to go to the
source of these systems of acupuncture you must read and learn about these fabulous masters.
I hope this document will help future Acupuncturists and students seeking a more meridian style acupuncture
system that can further their TCM knowledge. If there are any questions relating to this document or any
others feel free to drop me an e-mail.
This document falls under the Fair Use / Fair Dealing aspect of copyright. It is for educational use, research and study only.
Simon Altman - www.simonaltman.com - simon@simonaltman.com - Version 8 - March 2019.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Chinese Meridian
Name Sharing
Bie-Jing /
Branching meridians
Biao-Li /
Int – Ext Pairs
Chinese Clock
Opposites
Chinese Clock
Neighbours
New System
Same Meridian
Lu
Sp
Bl
Col
Bl
Liv
Lu
Col
St
Liv
Lu
Ki
St
Col
St
Col
Pe
Sp
Pe
Col
St
Sp
Lu
SI
St
SJ
He
Sp
He
Ki
GB
SI
GB
Sp
He
SI
Bl
Sp
He
Liv
Bl
SI
Bl
SI
Lu
Ki
Lu
SI
Bl
Ki
He
SJ
Bl
Col
Pe
Ki
Pe
Liv
St
SJ
St
KI
Pe
SJ
GB
Ki
Pe
Sp
GB
SJ
GB
SJ
He
Liv
He
SJ
GB
Liv
Pe
Col
GB
SI
Lu
Liv
Side Opposite
Either
Opposite Either Opposite
Tai
Yang
Shao
Yang
Yang
Ming
Tai Yin
Shao
Yin
Jue Yin
Either
Hand
Small
Intestine
Foot
Bladder
San Jiao
Gall
Bladder
Colon
Stomach
Lung
Spleen
Heart
Kidney
Pericardium
Liver
Dr Tan’s Global Balance – Core Foundations
Yang Ming Global Balance – Front Symptoms
Tai Yin / Yang Ming
Jue Yin / Yang Ming
Pe-Ki / Yang Ming
Col
LU
Col
PE
COL
PE
SP
ST
LIV
ST
KI
ST
Dr Tan’s 4 Magical Meridians
(KI – PE / ST – COL)
SP – LU / ST – COL
LIV – PE / ST – COL
Jue Yin / Shao Yang
Shao Yang Global Balance – Side Symptoms
Shao Yin / Shao Yang
Sp – He / Shao Yang
SJ
PE
SJ
HE
SJ
HE
LIV
GB
KI
GB
SP
GB
LIV – PE / SJ – GB
KI – HE / SJ – GB
HE – SP / SJ – GB
Shao Yin / Tai Yang
Tai Yang Global Balance – Back Symptoms
Tai Yin / Tai Yang
Liv – Lu / Tai Yang
SI
HE
SI
LU
SI
LU
Ki
BL
SP
BL
Liv
BL
KI – HE / SI – BL
SP – LU / SI – BL
LIV – LU / SI – BL
Dr Tan’s Million $ Combo for Low Back Pain
(Ling Gu Combo)
SJ 3.5 (Zhong Bai)
Lung 5-6 Ah Shi
Col 3.5 (Da Bai)
Heart 3-3.5 Ah Shi
Col 4.05 (Ling Gu)
SI 4
Dr Tan’s Million $ Combo for Neck Pain
Kidney + Liver or Kidney + Heart Meridians
Shou Jing Dian Points (Si3 to Col 3 across)
Liv 4 Neck, Distal Base of Skull Liv 4.5 shoulders.
Kid 4/5 Base of Skull up to Kidney 7.
Heart 7.2 to about Heart 4/5.
Dr Tan’s 8 Magical Points (+1)
PE 6
SJ 5
LU 7
HE 5
ST
36
Dr
Tan’s
GB34
COL 4
SP 9
•
•
•
•
•
Good for anything on the chest or abdomen.
Overall Respiratory and Digestion treatment.
Great for hangovers and morning sickness.
Great as a tune up treatment.
Overall digestion, overall respiration, overall headaches,
boosts treatments.
Dr
Tan’s
LIV 8
“In Heat” Global Balance
SI 8
HE 3
SI 3
HE 7
LIV 8
GB 34
LIV 3
GB 41
Meridian conversion Ba Gua treatment. Only needle those
points on the meridian. You can add other points from other
meridians but not those four meridians.
Otherwise for Global Balance find all Ah Shi points from JingWell to He-Sea points on each meridian.
Great for people with Shingles, and burning sensation, red skin,
swollen, skin, burning sensation. You just need to pick your
points on each meridian, to make sure you treat that area.
Dr Tan’s World Famous 8 Magical Meridians for any OBGYN Problem!
COL
4 or
Ling
Gu
SJ 5
KI 7
Or
KI 1
SP
4-69
PE 6
Or
PE 7.2
HE 5
ST 36
GB 41
Or
GB 34
Great fertility treatment.
SP and SJ for Hormone problems & He and GB for Shen disorders.
4 magic for the narrow front line. This deals with Heart
palpitations, constipation, heart burn, uterus cramping, anything
in the front.
Pe 6 is good for heart palpitations or uterus, 7.2 best for uterus.
Gb 41 influential point of Dai Mai or Dr Tans GB 34.
Ki 7 or 1 (Heart Issues).
Spleen 4 Chong Mai or Spleen 6 3 Foot Yin. Good image for uterus
or ovaries Spleen 9. Do all three points, 4, 6, and 9.
Colon 4 or Ling Gu if lower back pain.
Dr Tan’s Four Magical Meridians for Female Hormones with Shen Pattern
SJ
SP
HE
GB
This pattern is for any hormonal balance with a Shen Pattern
involvement.
Eg:
Mood Swings,
insomnia,
forgetfulness etc.
Dr Tan’s Four Magical Meridians for Female Hormones with Heart and Digestion pattern
SJ
SP
PE
ST
This pattern is for any hormonal balance with any Heart or
digestion problem.
Eg:
Heart palpitation
Digestive Issues
Narrow front problems (Heartburn, Cramps etc)
Stomach ulcers, constipation, nauseousness, vomiting.
Both patterns will treat oedema, bleeding, water metabolism, no bleeding, too much bleeding, pain,
dryness, pain could be lower abdomen or back pain, hot flushes, fatigue, constipation or diarrhoea.
Dr Tan’s Male Issue Balance (Liver and Kidney) Stomach completes balance, doesn't go to genitals
Col
LIV
KI
PE
ST
Dr Tan’s 4 meridians for male issues.
It’s a mix of Jue Yin / Yang Ming, and 4 magical meridians.
Points:.
Kidney and liver - go over the genitals – PC / Col Balance Ki/Liv
Genitals: shoulder points, Pc 2A Col 15A (Puppet show)
Reverse Puppet:
Prostate (Wrist): Colon 5A, Pc7A, ST41A
Testicle (Wrist Hand/foot): Ling Gu to Col 3. Pc7-8.5A, ST41-43A
Penis: Fore Finger Colon 2-1. Middle Finger to Pc9, St Toes
Same for Kidney and Liver points (Wrist, Wrist/Foot, Toes)
Relocate Kidney 1 to the edge of the little toe, similar He 9.
This is more whole body balance for hormones. Kidney treats base of penis region and LV tx the testes.
The global version of this is, KD 1-2, LV 1-2/ST 40/LI 1(or reverse on shoulder LI 16 for testes), PC 9-7
treat 7.2 on Palm for prostrate. The fingers image the genitals. Could also tx around nose and eyes for
penis.
Dr Tan’s – Meridian Ba Gua Conversion
Yang Ming Global Balance – Front Symptoms
Tai Yin / Yang Ming
Jue Yin / Yang Ming
Pe-Ki / Yang Ming (4 MM)
𝐶𝑜𝑙&&
%
𝐶𝑜𝑙&+
𝑃𝑒)/
𝐶𝑜𝑙&+
𝑃𝑒)/
𝐶𝑜𝑙,*
𝑃𝑒0*
𝐶𝑜𝑙,*
𝑃𝑒0*
𝐿𝑖𝑣&+
+,
𝑆𝑡+*
𝐾𝑖&+
+,
𝑆𝑡+*
𝐿𝑖𝑣,*
+&
𝑆𝑡++
𝐾𝑖𝑑,8
+&
𝑆𝑡++
𝐿𝑢)*
𝑆𝑝%)
%/
𝑆𝑡+%
I / IV
II / V
I / IV
II / V
Shao Yang Global Balance – Side Symptoms
Shao Yin / Shao Yang
Sp – He / Shao Yang
III / VI
Jue Yin / Shao Yang
𝑆𝑗%&:
𝑃𝑒8%
𝐿𝑖𝑣%0
𝑆𝑗%&:
%+
𝐺𝐵+&
𝐾𝑖𝑑%&:
𝐻𝑒8%
𝑆𝑗&+
𝐻𝑒8%
%+
𝐺𝐵+&
𝑆𝑝&+
%+
𝐺𝐵+&
III / VI
III / VI (Can add 𝑃𝑒8% )
I / IV and III / VI
Shao Yin / Tai Yang
Tai Yang Global Balance – Back Symptoms
Tai Yin / Tai Yang
Liv – Lu / Tai Yang
𝑆𝐼&+
𝑆𝐼%0
0
𝐿𝑢&&
𝐻𝑒8%
𝑆𝐼,*
8
𝐿𝑢&:
𝑆𝑝&+
/+
𝐵𝑙/8
+:
𝐵𝑙/*
𝐾𝑖%&:
𝑆𝑝,*
III / VI
𝑆𝐼%0
0
𝐿𝑢&&
𝐿𝑖𝑣%0
/+
𝐵𝑙/8
/:
𝐵𝑙//
I / IV
II / V
III / VI and I / IV
Dr Tan’s World Famous 8 Magical Meridians for any OBGYN Problem! Ba Gua Conversion
I / IV for Dr Tans 4 Magic Meridians
𝐶𝑜𝑙&+
𝑃𝑒)/
𝑆𝐽&+
𝐻𝑒8%
Mixed with Sp-He / Shao Yang:
I / IV for San Jiao and Spleen
III / VI for Gall Bladder and Heart
𝐾𝑖&+
+,
𝑆𝑡+*
𝑆𝑝&+
%+
𝐺𝐵+&
To reduce Jing well points we can also swap Horizontally the
Colon / Pericardium, and Kidney / Stomach substituting in:
+&
𝐶𝑜𝑙,* 𝐾𝑖,8 𝑆𝑡++
𝑃𝑒0*
No matter the pattern you will always have at least 2 Jing Wells.
Dr Tan’s World Famous 8 Magical Meridians for any OBGYN Problem! Ba Gua Conversion #2
Any other choices for this pattern of 16 points?
For one side we can cross over:
%
𝑃𝑒8%
𝐶𝑜𝑙&&
Colon with Spleen and Kidney with San Jiao.
The other side we can cross over:
%
𝑆𝐽&:
𝐻𝑒)*
Stomach with Heart and Gall Bladder and Pericardium
%
𝐾𝑖&:
+,
𝑆𝑡+*
𝑆𝑝)%
%+
𝐺𝐵+&
This has options, can be confusing, so to clarify do one of the
Advanced Track courses. J
PMS or Menopause with Heart Palpitations choose PC 6 / Ki 1
otherwise use your knowledge of Mirror / Image to select the
most appropriate points, or go the simple route and use the
points from the Core Foundations in the section above. J
Dr Tan’s Male Issue Balance (Liver and Kidney) Stomach completes balance, doesn't go to genitals
Col
Pe
This is one I personally asked on the final day for a treatment to
balance Male Fertility like Sperm Morphology.
Col 2, 3, 4
Liv 1, 2, 3
Kid 1, 2, 3
LIV
KI
ST
Pe 5, 6, 7
Stomach 45, 43, 41
Ba Gua tunes up the whole meridian using only a few needles
Remember your criterion for choosing global balances:
1. Pain
2. Constitution
3. Shen
From
February 4th
April 17th
May 5th
July 21st
August 8th
October 20th
November 7th
January 17th
Meridian
Liver
Gallbladder
Heart
Small Int.
Spleen
Stomach
Lung
Colon
Kidney
Bladder
Pericardium
San Jiao
To
April 16th
May 4th
July 20st
August 7th
October 19th
November 6th
January 16th
February 3rd
Metal
Gua #18
3, 2, 1.
34, 38, 40.
4, 5, 7.
8, 2, 1.
9, 4, 2.
41, 43, 45.
5, 7, 11.
4, 3, 2.
3, 2, 1.
40, 60, 64.
5, 6, 7.
10, 2, 1.
Element
Wood
Earth
Fire
Earth
Metal
Earth
Water
Earth
Fire
Gua #36
5, 3, 1.
34, 40, 43.
5, 7, 8.
8, 5, 1.
9, 5, 4.
43, 44, 45.
5, 10, 11.
5, 4, 3.
7, 3, 1.
40, 64, 66.
6, 7, 8.
10, 6, 1.
Dr Tan’s
Seasonal Balance.
“It doesn't matter which hemisphere. It is not about
hemisphere or temperature. It is about the logic of the
concepts of the five elements.” – Delphine
Si Yuan Sydney Advanced Track, 2017.
Wood
Gua #45
8, 5, 1.
40, 41, 43
3, 5, 8.
5, 3, 1.
5, 4, 3.
36, 44, 45.
9, 10, 11.
11, 5, 4.
10, 7, 1.
64, 65, 66.
3, 6, 8.
6, 3, 1.
Wood
Gua #54
4, 3, 2.
34, 38, 44.
4, 7, 9.
8, 4, 2.
9, 2, 1.
41, 42, 43.
5, 7, 8.
3, 2, 1.
4, 3, 2.
40, 60, 67.
5, 7, 9.
10, 4, 2.
Water
Gua #65
8, 5, 2.
40, 41, 44.
3, 5, 9.
5, 3, 2.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
36.
9.
11, 5, 4, 2, 1.
10, 7, 2.
64, 65, 67.
3, 6, 9.
6, 3, 2.
Water
Gua #64
4, 2.
34, 38, 41, 44.
4, 9.
8, 4, 3, 2.
9, 3, 2, 1.
41, 42.
5, 7, 8, 9.
2, 1.
4, 2.
40, 60, 65, 67.
5, 9.
10, 4, 3, 2.
Earth
Gua #72
5, 4, 3.
34, 43, 44.
7, 8, 9.
8, 5, 4.
9, 5, 1.
42, 43, 44.
5, 8, 10.
5, 3, 1.
7, 4, 3.
40, 66, 67.
7, 8, 9.
10, 6, 4.
Gua
Top Yao
Fifth Yao
Fourth Yao
Third Yao
Second Yao
First Yao
Liver
Liver 8
Liver 5
Liver 4
Liver 3
Liver 2
Liver 1
Heart
Heart 3
Heart 4
Heart 5
Heart 7
Heart 8
Heart 9
Spleen
Spleen 9
Spleen 5
Spleen 4
Spleen 3
Spleen 2
Spleen 1
Lung
Lung 5
Lung 7
Lung 8
Lung 9
Lung 10
Lung 11
Kidney
Kidney 10
Kidney 7
Kidney 4
Kidney 3
Kidney 2
Kidney 1
Pericardium
Peri 3
Peri 5
Peri 6
Peri 7
Peri 8
Peri 9
Gua
Top Yao
Fifth Yao
Fourth Yao
Third Yao
Second Yao
First Yao
Gall Bladder
GB 34
GB 38
GB 40
GB 41
GB 43
GB 44
Small Int
Sm Int 8
Sm Int 5
Sm Int 4
Sm Int 3
Sm Int 2
Sm Int 1
Stomach
Stomach 36
Stomach 41
Stomach 42
Stomach 44
Stomach 44
Stomach 45
Colon
Colon 11
Colon 5
Colon 4
Colon 3
Colon 2
Colon 1
Bladder
Bladder 40
Bladder 60
Bladder 64
Bladder 65
Bladder 66
Bladder 67
San Jiao
San Jiao 10
San Jiao 6
San Jiao 4
San Jiao 3
San Jiao 2
San Jiao 1
Twelve Magic Points from Dr Tan’s 1, 2, 3 Book.
Left
Right
Col 4, Si 3,
SJ 3
Sp 6, Ki 3,
Liv 4
SI 3, SJ 3,
Col 3
Tan Liver Pt,
Sp 9, Ki 10
Ling Ku,
Da Bai,
Zhong Bai
Ki 3, Ki 10,
Sp 6, Liv 5
Col 3 (Col 4),
Si 3,
SJ 3
Sp 5 (SP 6),
Liv 4,
Ki 3
Lu 11, Pe 9
He 9
St 36, Bl 40,
GB 34
Pe 6, Lu 8,
He 5
St 38, GB 37,
Bl 58
Sj 5, Col 5
Pe 6, He 7
Tan Liver Pt,
Ki 2, Ki 4,
Ki 7
Tan Gall
Bladder pt,
St 36
Lu 5, Pe 3,
He 3, He 7
GB 41,
Bl 65
Lu 11, Pe 9
He 9
St 36, GB 34,
Bl 40
All over Back pain.
Headache in all areas of the head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOyXmwvMoQE
In this video Dr Tan is using COL 4 instead of COL 3 and
SP 6 instead of SP5
Fibromyalgia
Shoulder Pain / Frozen Shoulder
Sore Throat
For Headaches: The 4 Tous from Brad Whisnant
Needle Little Finger and Ring Finger first Joint, on Medial Side
where the red/white skin meets (needles point outwards).
Needle Middle Finger and Index Finger first joint, on Lateral
Side where the red/white skin meets (Needles point outwards).
Mu:
Return To Nest – Gyne Points
From this point onwards, these notes have
been compiled from various sources. I was
initially collecting them but not taking note of
the source. I would like to credit the authors.
If you know who compiled any uncredited
sources please contact me and let me know.
Four Personality Types with Depression and Anxiety
Apparently by Dr Tan, but unconfirmed. Taken from old Facebook post.
Neurotic
Jue Yin / Yang Ming (Tx I, IV)
Col
Per
Liv
St
Tense
Jue Yin / Shao Yang (Tx III, VI)
SJ
PC
Liv
GB
Sluggish
SJ
Jue Yin/ Yang Ming: neurotic, jittery, insecure, insomnia, IBS
sometimes, over-concerned.
For the Jue Yin/Shao Yang type (P, LV, SJ, GB): they present
as uptight, lots of rules, deeply rooted in the mind, strong
feelings of how things should be, like control, don't want to
be wrong, aren't silly, are achievers, don't explode, find it
very difficult to relax, so Tense like the picture above
indicates.
He – Sp / Shao Yang
He
Dr Tan compared He-Sp / Shao Yang global balance to the
herbal formula Gui Pi Tang. Insomnia, depression and
anxiety after a year of studying long hours at university can
cause a Spleen/Heart disharmony.
Hormone Tx with Mood Swings.
Sp
GB
Apathetic
SJ
He - Sp / Shao Yang is for sluggish mind/body, heaviness,
drastic mood swings.
Shao Yin / Shao Yang (Tx III, VI)
He
Shao Yin / Shao Yang: fatigue, CFS, depressed, no motivation.
Apathetic.
For emotional balance - SJ3,10, KD3,10 HT3,7 GB34,41. Good
luck!!
Ki
GB
Magical 4: LI 6, Kid 1 on one side and St 40 and P6 on the other with yin tang, bilateral ShenMen and AnMian.
Tai Yin/Yang Ming Balance (3:6): nasal problems, allergies,
mouth, throat, face pain, chest, digestion/stomach, bladder,
penis, uterus, ST channel sciatica, sinus headache, thyroid,
sleep apnea, sweating
Shao Yang/Jue Yin Balance (3:6): side of body, SI joint,
ribcage pain, temple HA, traps/side of neck, tension,
lateral/medial sciatica, angry, stress, insomnia, manic phase of
bipolar, wiry pulse, irritable, jittery, nervous, hot/cold
alternating,
mood
swings,
anxiety,
insomnia,
rib/hypochondriac pain, bipolar (add YT/Shenmen),
restlessness.
Jue Yin/Yang Ming Balance (1:4): emotional, insomnia,
depression, neurotic, anxious, high strung, fear, IBS, PTSD,
fast speaking, hyperthyroid, bell’s palsy sequellae
Tai Yang/Shao Yin Balance (3:6): back of body, occipital
HA, neck tightness/pain, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue
Tai Yin/Tai Yang Balance (1:4): cold/flu bodyaches, cough,
fever, back ribcage area pain, mid-scaplular, hunched over,
back pain/spasm – whole or upper back, more muscle, asthma
Shao Yin/Shao Yang Balance (3:6): deficient heat, chronic
low back pain, chronic depression, chronic fatigue, adrenal
fatigue, deep pulse, deficient type, Heart-Kidney disconnected,
uptight but NOT jittery, shy nervous, water metabolism,
insomnia, short temper (but holds it in)
Col 11, 3
SP 9, 3
Lu 9, 5
ST 43, 36
SJ 10, 3
Tan Liv,
Liv 3
PC 7, 3
GB 41, 34
Col 4, 1
Liv 4, 1
PC 9, 6
ST 45, 42
SI 8, 3
Ki 10, 3
He 7, 3
BL 64, 40
LU 11, 8
BL 67, 64
SI 4, 1
SP 4, 1
SJ 10, 3
Ki 10, 3
HT 7, 3
GB 41, 34
SJ 3, Col 3,
SI 3, Ki 1,
Sp 1, Liv 1
Col 5, SJ 4,
SI 5, SP 5,
Liv 4, Ki 3
Col 4, SJ 5
SP 9,
Tan Liver
PC6, Lu 8,
He 5 UB 40,
GB 34, ST 36
PC 7, He 7,
Lu 9, UB 60,
GB 40, ST 41
PC 6, Lu 7,
ST 36, GB 34
+ He 7
Col 4, 1
Ki 4, 1
PC 9, 6
ST 45, 42
SJ 5, SI 3
Ki 6, SP 4
PC 6, Lu 7
BL 62, GB 41
Confluent Headache Points
Sp 4, 1
GB 34, 41
He 3, 7
SJ 4, 1
Hormone Balance: PMS, menopause, menstrual disturbances,
disturbed sleep, digestion disorders with emotional stress, heart
palpitations, pulse = R guan might be weak
12 Magic points for Cardiovascular issues
(western not TCM)
All neck & throat problems
8 Magic Digestive (+1): Crohn's, IBS, bloating, ulcers,
diarrhea,
consipation,
chemo,
morning
sickness
(Tan Liver – Anterior and Superior to Spleen 9)(+1 add He7)
4 Magic Meridians (Jue yin/Yang Ming 1:4 with Kidney
substituted for Liver: “Quick and dirty” way to treat any
Zang-Fu problem. Any Zang Fu problem, Ren, Stomach,
Kidney channels on the abdomen or chest
Sp/H
hormone +
Col 11, 3
Ki 3, 10
SJ 1, 4
SP 1, 4
PC 9,6
ST 45, 42
GYN Problems: Menstrual
endometriosis, fibroids etc.
PC 9, 6
ST 45, 42
Spleen/San Jiao/Pericardium/Stomach (1:4)
Cardiology problems and chest oppression
Spleen/San Jiao (1:4) – Gall Bladder/Heart (3:6)
Sever insomnia, emotional/mental disorders, hormonal
imbalances, water metabolism or digestion issues
Liver – Small Intestine (3:6)
Liver is hot, Small Intesting is Fire. Bitter taste in the morning.
Herpes, blisters break out, abcess, hemoroids, canker sore
(Liver Fire). High Blood Pressure with a tight wiry pulse.
Liver Invading Stomach Balance (1:4)
Digestive, Nausea, Morning Sickness, Seasick, Chemo, Liver
Headache
Extra Vessel 1
Weak bladder/weak chest syndrome, Neck/shoulder pain, pain
with tiredness, Headache, stomach discomfort, Nausea,
Constipation, Gynecological Symptoms, Meniere’s, usually
floating pulse
Extra Vessel 2
All back pain, occipital Headache, Asthma/respiratory
symptoms, if spasm of the entire back add Lung 5-8 (several
points)
Extra Vessel 3
Pain near nipple line, Spleen/Pancreas/Liver symptoms,
Gynecological with emotional, Side Headache, Fatigue with
digestive symptoms, add to Shingles Tx.
Extra Vessel 4
Tai Yin phlegm Symptoms, Allergy, Headache, Whole Back,
Menses with Shoulders/Back, Digestive Symptoms, if side
headache add Liver 3, if Back add Bl 58.
Extra Vessel 5
Lower body symptoms, Headache on Foot mai
SJ 1, 4
SP 1, 4
HT 3, 7
GB 41, 34
He 3, 7
GB 41, 34
SI 3, 8
Liv 3, 8
PC 6, 9
St 45, 42
SJ 1, 4
Sp 1, 4
SJ 5
Ki 6
Pe 6
Bl 62
Lu 7
Bl 62
SI 3
Ki 6
SJ 5
SP 4
Pe 6
GB 41
Lu 7
GB 41
SI 3
Sp 4
Lu 7
Pc 6
SI 3
SJ 5
He 5
Pc 7.2
Tan GB
St 36
GB 41
SJ 5
Col 4.5
Sp 4, 6, 9
Ki 2, 4, 7
Hormone Magic 8 +1
disorders,
infertility,
Layer Your Images!
Right Arm use System 1, image the whole arm. Left Arm use System 2, Image just the hand.
Right Leg use another system, image just on the lower leg. Left Leg use another system and image.
Make sure you maintain your YIN/YANG Balance. If you can do a global balance even better! But use a
correct image and side depending on the system you use.
This page was created by Paul Chapman. Big thanks for his support. https://integralfreedom.com.au
Reaction areas
(Thanks to Jeff Shearer for compiling this list from Brad Whisnant’s Amazing Sydney 2017 lectures)
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Areas in red are the strongest acting points and note they are more effective
when used in Dao Ma
Heart
11.01, 11.02 11.03, 11.04, 11.05, 11.09, 11.10, 11.16, 11.19, 11.21
22.02, 22.03, 22.06 22.07, 33.04, 33.05 33.06, 33.07, 33.12, 33.13,
33.14, 33.15, 33.16, 44.01, 44.02, 44.03, 44.04, 44.05, 44.06, 44.08
44.09, 55.01, 66.01, 66.02, 66.03, 66.04, 66.10, 66.11, 66.12, 77.04,
77.05, 77.06, 77.07, 77.08, 77.09, 77.10, 77.12, 77.13, 77.17, 77.20,
88.01, 88.02, 88.03, 88.12, 88.13, 88.14, 88.15, 88.16, 88.26, 88.28
88.29, 88.30, 88.31, 10.10.21, 10.10.23, Fu Ge San
Spleen
11.01, 11.02, 11.03, 11.05, 11.07, 11.08, 11.11, 11.21, 22.10, 22.02
22.03, 22.04, 22.05, 33.01, 33.02, 33.03, 33.04, 33.07, 33.09, 33.13,
33.14, 33.15, 33.16, 44.01, 44.08, 44.09, 44.10, 44.11, 44.12, 44.15,
55.02, 66.08, 66.09, 77.04, 77.05, 77.06, 77.07, 77.08, 77.09, 77.10,
77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14, 77.22, 77.23, 77.24, 77.25, 77.27, 88.17,
88.18, 88.19, 88.20, 88.21, 88.22, 88.23, 88.24, 88.25, 1010.03,
1010.04 1010.09, 1010.10, 1010.11, 1010.12, 1010.13, 1010.17,
1010.22, 1010.24, DT02, Fan Huo Jue, Mu Guan, Gu Guan, Zhong
Kui, Hou Jian, Fu Ge San, Ding Ke, Fei Qi Yi/Er
Lung
11.01, 11.02, 11.03, 11.05, 11.07, 11.08, 11.11, 11.21, 22.01, 22.02,
22.03, 22.04, 22.05, 33.01, 33.02, 33.03, 33.04, 33.07, 33.09, 33.13,
33.14, 33.15, 33.16, 44.01, 44.08, 44.09, 44.10, 44.11, 44.12, 44.15,
55.02, 55.05, 66.08, 66.09, 77.04, 77.05, 77.06, 77.07, 77.08, 77.09,
77.10, 77.11, 77.12, 77.13, 77.14, 77.22, 77.23, 77.24, 77.25, 77.27,
88.17, 88.18, 88.19, 88.20, 88.21, 88.22, 88.23, 88.24, 88.25,
1010.02, 1010.03, 1010.04, 1010.09, 1010.10, 1010.11, 1010.12,
1010.13, 1010.17, 1010.22, 1010.24, DT.02, Fan Huo Jue, Mu Guan,
Gu Guan, Zhong Kui, Hou Jian, Fe Ge San, Ding Ke, Qi Yi/Er
11.06, 11.12, 11.14, 11.15, 11.26, 22.06, 22.07, 22.08, 22.09, 22.10
22.11, 33.10, 44.12, 44.13, 44.14, 44.16, 44.17, 55.02, 66.08, 66.09,
66.10, 66.11, 66.12, 66.14, 66.15, 77.11, 77.12, 77.17, 77.18, 77.19,
77.20, 77.21, 77.24, 77.25, 77.28, 88.04, 88.05, 88.06, 88.09, 88.10,
88.11, 88.12, 88.13, 88.14, 88.26, 88.32, 1010.13, 1010.14,
1010.15, 1010.16, 1010.19, 1010.20, 1010.22, 1010.25, DT.13,
DT.14, Zeng Cang Er, Mu Guan, Gu Guan, Gu Ci Yi/Er/San, Pi Yi/ Er/
San
Kidney
Liver
11.06, 11.10, 11.14, 11.15, 11.26, 11.17, 11.20, 11.22, 22.03, 33.08
33.10, 33.11, 44.02, 44.04, 44.08, 44.13, 44.14, 44.15, 44.16, 55.01,
66.03, 66.04, 66.07, 88.12, 88.13, 88.14, 88.15, 88.16, 88.17, 88.18,
88.19, 88.23, 88.24, 1010.18, 1010.21, Zhi Han, Gu Ci Yi/Er/San Pi
Yi/Er/San
Small Intestine 11.01
Stomach
11.25, 66.05
Large Intestine 11.01
Bladder
Gall Bladder
6 Fu Bowels
Uterus
Spine
Abdomen
Legs
Back
Cerebellum
Duodenum
Brain
Lips
Extremities
Teeth
Side of Throat
Throat
Chest
Bones
Face
Blood Vessels
Eyes
Dan Tian
Urinary Tract
Endocrine
Glands
Radius
1010.14, 1010.16, Ma Ji, Shi Shui
11.13, 11.23, 88.15, 88.16, 1010.18
11.02, 11.03, 11.04, 11.05, 44.10, 44.11, 66.12, 77.10, 77.11, 77.12,
77.14, 88.07, 88.08, 1010.15
11.24, 66.13, 88.04, 88.06
44.02, 44.03, 77.01, 77.02, 77.03, 77.04, 88.16, 1010.06
44.07
44.10, 88.27
44.13, 44.14, 88.27
55.06
66.05
66.14, 66.15, 77.01, 77.02, 77.03, 1010.01, 1010.05, 1010.06,
1010.18
77.15, 77.16
77.20, 88.25
77.22, 77.23
77.24, 77.25
88.32
77.26
77.26
88.20, 88.21, 88.22
88.28
1010.09, 1010.10, 1010.11, 11.12
1010.07
1010.16
DT.01, DT.02
Zhong Kui
Master Tung – Putting it All together from Brad Whisnant’s workshop (Sydney 2016)
Compiled by Simon Altman
Region
Head
Points
Tou Points
88.25
77.22-23
66.05
11.01-2-3-4
77.22-23
88.20-12-22-25
77.24-25, Bi Yi
Jin Jin / MTM
77.01-2-3-4 / Ren
24
Points in knuckles
Upper Torso 33.08-09 / 33.04-5& Chest
6
77.26
Gu Ci Yi Er San
Ling Gu (22.05)
Lower Back Da Bai (22.04)
and Hip
Zhong Bai (22.06)
Shang Bai (22.03)
Gu Ci Yi Er San
Upper Back
Inguinal Crease
Lower Torso
mirrors Shoudler
and Groin
crease
11.01-2-3-4
33.01-2-3
33.10
Fan Hou Jie
Shoulder
77.09
77.18
Use System 1 in
Arms &
Richard Tan’s 1, 2,
Legs
3 for best results.
Gb 39 / SJ 4/5
Use opposite
Elbow
elbow.
44.06, 11.09, 11.13
Knee
Target the Wrist
Shou Jie (22.10)
Wrist, Ankle Wu Hu Points
and Toes
Organ
88.01-2-3
Problems.
33.13-14-15
Indications or Comments
Headaches
Head and Eyes
Mouth, Jaw and Tongue
Stuffy Nose
Eyes
Teeth & Mouth (or Ling Gu)
Jaw
Tongue. (Spleen balancing Heart by clock neighbours Spleen 7,
7.5, 8 – Dr Tan targeted a patients tongue with those points)
Use Dr Tan 1, 2, 3 and Channel balance – Best for upper back.
Spine (Ren 24 is the guide point)
San Jiao Channel / Ribs / Side of body / Spleen Pancreas
Reaction Area for Diaphragm
Thoracic Problems / T2-T8
Then image around shoulder for hip & butt and add
Col 15+1, SI 10+1, TW 14 +1 (put a needle in the main point and
one near it) This uses the homologous perspective.
Front of shoulder will get the inguinal region.
Hernia
Lower Intestine
Intestine Gate
Pain at Sp 9 use Lu 5.
Pain at GB 34 use SJ 10.
Pain at Liv 3 use Col 4
Middle of Leg
This is the only time that Brad / Tan finds you get better results
using the opposite joint, rather then the opposite knee for elbow.
Blood circulation or arthritis:
PC 5 / 6 on the opposite side. Same side use Liver 2 or 3.
Ankle
Heart
Lung
Misc
Liver Gate (33.11)
Liver
77.08-09 and 33.10
Spleen / Stomach & Pancreas
88.12-13-14
Gallbladder or Liver
88.25
11.17 if super
pissed off
Du 19-20-21 and
yin tang, or
1010-01-5-6-8
Same structure for
Same Structure.
Physical or Mental Pain
Tendons
PC 3 / Lu 5
Bone issues
activate bone, make sure it taps the bone or is close to the bone.
Fan Hou Ji for shoulder, needle super tight to the bone.
77.01-2-3 if you don't hit the abck of the tibia it will be 50% as
effective.
Stress, Mental, Pain, pissed off.
Bone problem treat a bone
Vascular go over vein
Joint issue, needle joint.
Muscle want to be in big meaty muscle 88.17-18-19
Bladder SI Lu Ki Lu SI Bl
Small Intestine Bl Sp He Liv Bl SI
Gall Bladder SJ He Liv He SJ GB
San Jiao GB Ki Pe Sp GB SJ
Stomach Col Pe Sp Pe Col St
Large Intestine St Liv Lu Ki St Col
Spleen Lu SI St SJ He Sp
Lung Sp Bl Col Bl Liv Lu
Kidney He SJ Bl Col Pe Ki
Heart Ki GB SI GB Sp He
Liver Pe Col GB SI Lu Liv
Pericardium Liv St SJ St KI Pe