In Master Tung’s Acupuncture, there are five channels, forming a system of the Five Zang. These channels are not positioned along a single continuous line but are spread across multiple lines throughout the 12 zones of Master Tung’s system. The dispersed lines in all body regions are essentially the Dao Ma groups.
Unlike the 14 traditional acupuncture channels, Master Tung’s channels do not enter the organs and traverse the upper and lower limbs, unlike traditional channels that run through the legs or arms. Although the channels are not along one continuous line, a continuous line can be found in the upper limb area. In this post, I present the lines of Master Tung’s five channels in areas in zones 11 to 44.
Exploring the Unique Channels in Master Tung’s Acupuncture Zones 11 to 44
In conclusion, the five channels of Master Tung’s Acupuncture offer a unique and powerful approach to healing. Their distinctive characteristics and strategic placement give practitioners the tools they need to address various health issues. Whether you are dealing with chronic pain, digestive disorders, or emotional imbalances, the channels of Master Tung’s Acupuncture can help restore harmony and promote wellness.