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Master Tung's Unique Points for Female Conditions

Chuan-Min Wang, D.C., L.Ac.

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Master Tung Ching-Chang May 23, 1916 ~ November 7, 1975

Tung’s Acupuncture, Its Regular Channels & Unique Points

1973 text book by Master Tung

1972 draft by Master Tung

1968 note By Master Tung

Tung's Acupuncture (English edition)

English translated by Dechen Paldan (Dr. Palden Carson) September 1973, first edition.

董景昌Wade–Giles system: Tung, Ching-ChangHanyu Pinyin system: Dong, Jingchangnow most common: Tung, Ching-Chang.

Chinese Tung Acupuncture Institute

Master Tung accepted first disciple in July 1, 1962He then founded the Chinese Tung Acupuncture Institute in his Clinic.Dr. Wei-Chieh Young, Dr. Carson Palden and I became Master Tung's formal disciples in November 1973.

Dr. Wei-Chieh Young’s Contribution

According to 1973 textbook only.

Dr. Young is the first direct disciple to systemize the Tung's Acupuncture by Zang Fu Bie Tong theory.

Zang Fu Bie Tong theory is derived from LEE Chan‘s “Yi Xue Ru Men” (The Entrance of Medical Science) (1575) and TANG Rongchuan's "Yi Jing Jing Yi" (The Essence of Medical Classics) (1884).

It is one excellent theory to explain Tung's Acupuncture and Traditional Acupuncture.




Master Tung's Words About His Family Acupuncture System

The channel system is different from 14 channels system. The location of Tung’s points are different from the 365 points of traditional acupuncture. It focuses on the acupuncture more than the moxibustion. The technique of Tung’s acupuncture is very simple and very effective. A lot of difficult diseases were cured very quickly by my family’s system of acupuncture. Tung’s family acupuncture has its own origin, and has its own traditions.

Tung, Ching-Chang. (1973) Tung's Acupuncture, Its Regular Channels & Unique Points.(textbook). Taipei, Hsin Ya Publishing Co. Preface.

How Master Tung Re-builtTung's Acupuncture

It is very sad that the original Tung’s Acupuncture textbooks were destroyed during war in my ancestor’s era.

Fortunately, I have memorized the secret key in rhymes that were passed down in my family by oral tradition.

After more than three hundred thousand clinical cases, the effectiveness of Tung’s Acupuncture is confirmed completely.

Tung (1973) Preface.

Master Tung’s Regular Channels & Unique Points

At first I did not realize the difference between Tung's regular channels/unique points and the traditional 14 channels/points.

In 1995, when I compared Du Mai and Urinary Bladder Channel with Chiropractic Spine Theory, I suddenly found that the dorsal trunk chart in Tung's Acupuncture textbook (1973) hid an unbelievable picture – The River Map and Luo Book.

Points on the Back Compared to theLuo Chart/River Map

Flow of Channels According to Region

Wang, Chuan-Min. 2013.Introduction to Tung's Acupuncture Chicago: Chinese Tung Acupuncture Institute, p.21

Five Zang Channel System

This finding shocked me, then I wondered: Is Tung's Acupuncture a Five Zang Channel System?

This doubt was not solved until 2008, I came back to Taiwan to visit my senior fellow apprentice, Mr. Yuan Guo-Ben.

He gave me two old writings:1. Tung's Acupuncture, Its Regular Channels & Unique

Points note (1968) 2. Ching-Chang Points & Medical Cases note(1964)




Five Zang Nerves = Five Zang Channels

Tung’s Regular Channels belong to Five ZangChannel system. But he used modern anatomy term to present his 5 Zang system.Heart nerve to present Heart channel, and so on. Each point has its own five zang channel or channels to connect to the five zang. Also each area contains it's own five zang channel system that directly to connect to the five zang. Five zang channel system includes 5 zang, 6 fu and

6 extraordinary fu.

Meaning of Reaction Areas

In 1968 note, Master Tung states, “I made use of modern language to write this book to advocate the quintessence of Chinese culture and treat more severe and lingering illnesses.”This is the reason Master Tung used the term “nerve” to relate information regarding the five zang channel system in the anatomy section of his 1973 textbook and 1968 note. Although he did also incorporate actual western anatomical terminology such as muscle, nerve, and bone; these designations can only be found up to the Area 55 points. After Area 55, he almost exclusively used five zang nerve designations and not actual western anatomy.

Ching-Chang's Points & Medical Cases

Dr. Chen Du-Ren is one of thethe direct disciple (1964) of Master Tung.same age as Master Tung.Very famous TCM doctor before to be Master Tung's disciple.Printing "Ching-Chang Points& medial cases" note by Mimeograph machine around

1964-65. Mr. Yuan Gou-Ben kept it private for 44 years.He handed this old document to me when I asked him five zang question in May 2008.

Ching-Chang Points & Medical Cases

Points part: 41 unique points.Medical Cases Part:267 items including Master Tung's clinical cases, unique points illustration and lessons.No "five zang nerve", only "five zang channel"Confirm five zang channel system.

Return to Nest/ Gynecology

Tung’s Five Zang Channel:11.06 Return to Nest: liver and kidney11.24 Gynecology: uterus (one of extraordinary fu)Indications: 11.06 Return to Nest: uterodynia, uterine tumor, uteritis, abnormal menstruation, reddish or white leukorrhea discharge, fallopian tube blockage, malposition of uterus, frequent urination, vaginal swelling, miscarriage prevention.

11.24 Gynecology: uteritis, uterodynia (acute or chronic), uterine tumor, lower abdominal distention, chronic infertility, menstrual irregularity, menstrual colic, hypermenorrhea or hypomenorrhea.Needle Technique: 11.06 Return to Nest: needle 1-3 fen in depth, stick needle from dorsal border of phalanx. Needling both sides simultaneously is forbidden.

11.24 Gynecology: insert needle 2 fen in depth with both points.

Wang 2013, p. 27.

Location:11.06 Return to Nest: Palm down, at the center of the ulnar side of the middle phalanx of the ring finger.11.24 Gynecology: Bi-point unit. Patient supine, palm down, measure a line 3 fen to the ulnar side from the dorsal median line of the first phalanx of the thumb, locate 1/3 and 2/3 of this line.

Wang 2013, p.36

Fertility Goddess11.06 Return to Nest (Huan Chao) 還巢穴

11.24 Gynecology (Fu Ke) 婦科穴




Kidney Qi → Heaven Water→ Ren Mai & Chong Mai → Uterus

“In a female, her Kidney qi (shen qi 腎氣) becomes prosperous and her teeth begin to change at the age of one seven (7).(Female) at the age of two sevens (14), the Heaven water (tiangui天癸) arrives, Ren mai and Chong mai are vigorous in function. Then she begins to have menstruation and is able to conceive a baby. (Male) at age of two eights (16), as kidney qi is abundant andheaven water occurs, he begins to experience spermatic emission. If he has copulated with a woman at this period, he can have a baby. [(gui) 癸：10th heaven stem. Yin Water. ]

2005. Yellow Emperor's Canon of Medicine Plain Conversation (Chinese-English). Xi'an China, Xi'an World Publishing Corp. Chap. 1 Ancient Ideas on how to Preserve Natural Healthy

Energy. p.7

Kidney Qi → Heaven Water→ Ren Mai & Chong Mai

(Female) at age of seven sevens(49), as both the Ren mai and Chong mai become deficient and menstruation stops, she becomes physically feeble and is no longer able to conceive a baby.

(Male) at age of seven eights(56), as Liver qi (gan qi 肝氣)declines, his sinews becomes inflexible.

(Male) at age of eight eights (64) with the exhaustion of Heaven water and reduce of Kidney qi, his kidney is weakened and his body becomes very weak, his teeth and hair begin to lose.....unable to have a baby.

Plain Conversation (Suwen) 2005, Chap. 1. p. 7-9.

Kidney Qi → Heaven Water→ Ren Mai & Chong Mai

Huangdi asked, "some very old people still can bear children. What is the reason?"

Qibo answered, " This life-span exceeds, their qi and blood are always smooth in circulation and their Kidney qi is in excess. These still can bear children, (they loss such an ability at the age of ) 64 in male and 49 in female.

Plain Conversation (Suwen) 2005, Chap. 1. p. 9

Kidney Qi (Shen Qi 腎氣)

The kidney controls water, it receives and stores essence from Five Zang and Six Fu. Thus only when Five Zang and Six Fu are vigorous can [the kidney have enough essence] to discharge. When Five Zang have declined, the bone becomes weak and Heaven water is exhausted. The hair turns white and the body becomes clumsy. [As a result] walks with difficulty and is unable to have a baby. Plain Conversation (Suwen) 2005, Chap. 1. p.9

Kidney qi engendered by kidney essence. It indicates activity function of kidney.The major function of kidney: Maintenance of endocrine and blood pressure; Making hemachrome; Electrolyte balance; Excretion. If the function of kidney is diminished which will cause liver metabolism disturbance. (Yun Zi-Yu. 1988. Nei Jing Su Wen Zhen Xiang zhi Tan Tao 《內經素問真相之探討》p.16)

All human being (male and female) life is dominated by endocrine. It is Kidney qi. (Yun, p.4)

Heaven Water (Tian Gui 天癸)

Heaven water (tian gui) is a product (material or functional) of the "exuberant kidney qi". Kidney qi is the endocrine system. Heaven water (tian gui) is the reproductive hormone.

Liver Regulates the Blood inChong Mai and Ren Mai

Liver storing blood. Wang Bing, "Liver dominates the sea of blood" . Blood is very important to female. Period will consume blood and pregancy needs blood to nourish fetus. So, the female‘s qi is enough but the blood tends toward deficiency. Chong Mai is the sea of blood, Ren Mai dominates the uterus.Liver dominates the blood in Chong Mai and Ren Mai. (Gao Bing Jung: Yi Xue Zhen Chuan《醫學真傳》).

Liver can regulate the physiology function (e.g. period and pregancy) of Chong Mai and Ren Mai.




Return to Nest and Gynecology Points

11.06 Return to Nest point (1968 note)Has channels to Kidney Zang & Liver Zang

11.26 Gynecology point (1972 draft)Has channel to Uterus Fu.

Combine both points to treat female problems.

Menstrual Cramps in Taipei

1982 I took care of a high school bandin Double Tens Independent Day parade in Taipei city.

In the prepared area, 2 trombone players had severe menstrual cramps who could hardly bend their waists and could not stand straight.

I palpated their Gynecology points area, one had nodule in lower Gynecology point, one had nodule between 2 Gynecology points.I just inserted 5 fen needles to these 2 nodes, after 5-8 minutes before the parade began, both girls’ cramps were gone. So the band was able to finish the parade.

Uterine Septum in Chicago

A 33 year old lady from Taiwan, had habitual miscarriage which caused amenorrhea. She had a lot of anxiety and began to smoke.

Palmar diagnosis: light red in lung area, light blue in liver and kidney area.

(1) Spirit Bone(22.05), This Door(33.01) (B), 2 times quit smoking.

(2) Return to Nest(11.06) Daoma, lower gynecology (11.24), 3 weeks 6 treatments, period coming back.

Pregnancy confirmed one month later.


After being pregnant for 3 months, there was slight fetal leakage and movement. Ultrasound found she had uterine septum.

She accepted her MD’s suggestion to quit job lay in bed all day. She wanted to take Chinese herbs.

Huangqi(sheng)[生黃耆], Dihuang(sheng)[生地黃], Baizhu[白朮], Shanzhuyu(remove pit)[山茱萸去核], Longgu(duan)[龍骨煅], Muli(duan)[牡蠣煅]. decoct in water. 2 doses stopped the bleeding.

(Zhang Xi-chun Lin Chuang Jing Yan Fun [張錫純臨床經驗方]. Taipei, Xuan feng publicaion.1969. vol 8, p.23)


Then I change Shou Tai Wan (Fetus Longevity Pill) to decoction: Tusizi [菟絲子], Sanjisheng [桑寄生], Chuan Xuduan [川續斷], Ejiao [阿膠], decoct in water. 4 doses to stabilize fetal movement(Zhang Xi-chun (1969) vol. 8, p.22)

Finally, Bao Chan Wu You Tang (Worry-Free Formula to Protect Birth保產無憂散), decocted in water for each day was administered to prevent fetal movement.

After being pregant for 9 months, she delivered a girl. Her MD said, “Miracle”. Because she did not know the lady was taking Chinese herbal formulas.

Lower Abdominal Pain in Bolivia

Aug 11 2007 Zhu Chi Foundation Medical Mission in Bolivia.

At the end of the last day, an old lady came to the gate with her friend's supporting. Then she lay on the ground. She could not walk or talk.

Her friend told me she had severe lower abdominal pain. I immediately checked her feet and found both Door Metal (66.05) had blue vein, so I pressed these 2 points firstly, and asked my assistant to bring three edge needle to me, prick blood out. Then she could answer questions and walked slowly by herself.

She told she had had chronic The uterus adhesion syndrome but no medications. Dr. Xu gave her pain killer and asked her to accept surgery as early as possible.




G.I. Tract Sweeper66.05 Door Metal (Men Jin) 門金穴

Location: horizontally from Fire Master (66.04), in the space between the second and third metatarsal bone.Tung’s Five Zang Channel: stomachIndications: diarrhea, enteritis, gastritis, abdominal distention and pain, appendicitis, fever,rhinitis with Daoma technique.Needle Technique: Insert a thin needle to a depth of 5 fen (excellent).Clinical Experience: Excellent for dysmenorrhea.[Reduce lower abdominal pressure.]

Wang, 2013, p. 104-105.

Infertility

Fu Qing Zhu Gynecology: One of the most important gynecology textbooks in TCM. Blue Poppy Press printed this English translation in 1990's. But the translator forgot to translate the "ZhongZi" (種子) chapter. "Zhong Zi" chapter contains 10 infertility conditions.You can use Tung's Acupuncture with the "ZhongZi" chapter.

Fu Qin Zhu Nu Ke. Reprint in 1966. Taipei, Shang Wu Yin Shu Guan.Yang, S.Z. & Liu, D.W. trans. 1996. Fu Qing-Zhu Gynecology. 2nd edition. Boulder,CO, Blue

Poppy Press

Fu Qin Zhu: Infertility Case 1

Female looks emaciated, suffering from chronic infertility. Sexual activity always left her exhausted. Diagnosis: blood deficiency related to liver qi stagnation. The mother of liver is kidney. Sexual activity comsumes kidney essence, so the kidney qi is weak too. Emaciation generates more fire in the body. More sexual activity: Kidney essence ↓, water↓, wood fire↑.Infertility due to kidney yin deficiency.Yang Jing Zhong Yu Tang. Fu(1966)p.27


Kidney yin deficiency syndrome: marked by lumbago lassitude, dizziness, tinnitus, nocturnal emmissions in male and oligmenorrhea in female, emaciation, dry throat, thirst, flushedcheeks, hot sensation in the palms and soles, afternoon fever, night sweating, reddended tongue with little or no coating, thready and rapid pulse.

Kidney yang deficiency syndrome: marked by aversion to cold, cold limbs, listlessness, weakness and soreness of the loins andknees, seminal emission or impotence in male and frigidity or infertility in female, nocturia, whitish tongue coating and weak pulse at the cubit.


11.06 Return to Nest11.24 Gynechology88.09: Open Kidney Group

Location:88.09 Open Kidney: at the superior

medial corner of the patella.88.10 Open Stomach: 2 cun above

Open Kidney (88.09).88.11 Open Back: 2 cun above Open

Stomach (88.10).Tung’s Five Zang Channel: kidney.Any one of the three points can be

selected as an auxiliary point formiscarriage prevention.

Wang (2013), p.154-155.


Obese female with excess phlegm and infertility problem. It is not qi deficiency, it should be dampness obstruction from inner side - spleen disease. Spleen dampness disease and phlegm in body whichcauses severe damp obstructionResolving dampness and phlegm. Supplement spleen and stomach. Jia Wei Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang.

Fu(1966), p.32-33





11.06 Return to Nest11.24 Gynecology77.10 Open Stomach66.09 Water Curve

Location: 1.5 cun proximal to the web between 4th & 5th toes.

Tung’s Five Zang Channel: kidney & lung

Indications: low back pain, swelling of the four limbs, abdominal distention, neck nerve pain, whole body bone pain, neuralgia, hand bone pain, muscular atrophy, numbness. This point’s indications include all excess dampness conditions or fluid retention related to poor kidney function.

Wang(2013), p.109


Female with severe cold in lower body. Need fire to warm it.Very cold uterus prevents pregnancy. [germ cell is hard to stay in uterus]Cold uterus due to both heart fire and kidney fire [Mingmen fire, life-gate fire] weakness. Wen Bao Yin.

Fu(1966), p. 29


11.06 Return to Nest11.24 Gynecology77.18 Kidney Gate 88.01-03 Open Heart Group

Location:88.01 Open Gate: on the central line of the anterior thigh, 5.0 cun proximal from theknee crease.88.02 Open Mountain: 2.0 cun proximalfrom 88.01

88.03 Open Heaven : 2.0 cun proximal from 88.02.Tung’s Five Zang Channel: heartIndications: all three points: heart disease, pericardium pain (heart-mouth or opening) pain,pain on both sides of the heart, cardiac rheumatism, dizziness, flowery vision, palpitations, stomach disease, four limb pain, cerebral anemia.

Wang(2013), p. 149.

77.18 Kidney Gate (Shen Guan)腎關穴 (old name: Tian Huang Fu)

Location: 1.5 cun below Heaven Emperor (77.17).

Tung’s Five Zang Channel: six fu

Indications: deviation of the eyeball, astigmatism, anemia, epilepsy, neuropathy, pain in the supra-orbital edge, pain of the nasal bone, dizziness, sciatica, lower back pain due tokidney depletion (immediate effect), myopia, headache.

Needle Technique: Insert needle 5 fen to 1 cun. Stick perpendicularly to treat stuffiness and pain in the chest; Stick obliquely to treat kidney depletion.

Wang(2013) p.136


Female is very quiet and had a diminished appetite. Too much food made her uncomfortable or causedvomiting, diarrhea, and thoracic fullness.

Diagnosis: stomach and spleen deficiency and cold.

Root cause is heart and kidney deficiency and cold.

Heart fire generates stomach earth. Kidney fire (Mingmen fire) help spleen earth digesting food.

Wen Tu Yu Ling Tang Fu(1966), p.30

Fu Qin Zhu: Infertility Case 4 Tung's Unique Points

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Female has thoracic fullness and no appetite. She suffers from lassitude and drowsiness all day. After sexual activity, she always groans and finds it hard to stop. It is not spleen/stomach deficiency, it should be kidney qi deficiency. No kidney water, stomach can not bearup.No kidney fire, spleen can not digest food. Bing Ti Tang.

Fu(1966), p. 28-29.


11.06 Return to Nest

11.24 Gynecology

77.18 Kidney Gate

88.09 Open Kidney

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