The Power of the Points Part 2

Eileen Yue-Ling Han provides in her second book of advanced techniques, applications, and context of the Balance Method Acupuncture. It continues the fundamental understanding as in Power of the Points part 1, the exploration of the etymology, indications, and functions of acupoints prescribed by the late Dr. Richard Teh-Fu Tan.
Improve your clinical practice with the balance method. The explanation and case studies of this book will help you to better reflect the needs of your patients.

The power of the points is an evolution of my Shifu’s legacy, intended to expand on the path that he paved for us. This is in no way an attempt to reinvent the wheel, but rather, add more spokes to it. In Dr. Tan’s book, Twenty Four More, he meticulously discussed important acupoints, in this book, I have gone a step further by including the Chinese meaning of each acupoint. I have included the etiological descriptions of the points, plus the cultural and metaphysical implications uncovered by dissecting their Chinese names. New detailed descriptions and photographs of the exact needling of these points also provide an enhanced opportunity for learning.