
QI JOURNAL'S
INTERACTIVE ACUPUNCTURE CHART
- The point names are in Pinyin romanization.
- The point numbering system adheres to the internationally
recognized standard for point recognition, approved by the State Administration
of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Beijing, China.
- The English translations of locations and indications
are compiled from a variety of sources, including: "The Location of
Acupoints" by Delta Publishing, "Acupuncture Made Easy",
by the Acupuncture Research Institute, "The Complete Book of Acupuncture",
by Dr. Stephen Thomas Chang, and "The Fundamentals of Acupuncture",
by The Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
- Any mistakes, misspellings, incorrect listings,
and incorrect HTML coding are the responsibility of Insight Publishing,
the creators of the interactive chart.
- This chart is an on-going project that will be
continually improved upon with more accurate descriptions, more points,
and more views available. It is our hope that students of Traditional Chinese
disciplines will not only use this chart for their educational purposes,
but will also contribute to the success of the project to making suggestions
for its improvement.
- NOTE: This model is for educational purposes
only. Treatment and diagnosis should be performed by a licensed, professional
acupuncturist.
Copyright 1997: Insight Publishing