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2. Free Acupuncture Charts

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   This chart contains 41 Cardinal points that are specific for conditions, functions and areas of the body. Each point is mapped out, listed by condition, point name is also listed by Chinese name with detailed description of point location.

3. Meridian Points Chart for Acupuncture - Neuro-Acupuncture Rehab

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   Explore our comprehensive acupuncture points charts, complete with detailed visuals. Ideal for bloggers and journalists, these resources provide beautiful visuals of key acupuncture points, enhancing your articles with informative imagery.

4. FREE CHARTS - AcupunctureMedia

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   FREE CHARTS. ZANG-FU Patterns. SHANGHAI Point Selection. Point Cautions. Big Picture + Big Picture Practice. NCCAOM Biomedical Conditions. Cranial Nerves. [CANADA] 287 Formulas - List. [CANADA] 287 Formulas - Map.

5. AcuPoints Made Easy (PDF or Hard Copy) - AcuPro Academy

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   AcuPoints Made Easy – An Illustrated Guide for Acupuncture Points. If you prefer a printed hard copy, check it out here! And no matter what, keep rocking it using TCM!

6. Point Locations - Chiro

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   Tsun or cun is the measurement of one “body inch” used locate acupuncture points. Measurement is always taken from the patient’s hand. The width of the thumb is 1 cun, width of two fingers is 1.5 cun, four fingers is 3 cun. Proportional measurements: Mid-line of spine to medial border of scapula 3 cun.

7. CARDINAL POINTS OF ACUPUNCTURE

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   Arm: LI11 Quchi - With a bent elbow, the point lies in the depression at the lateral end of the transverse cubital crease, midway between LU5 and the lateral epicondyle of the humerus.