Essential Motion Acupuncture

Introduction

This book consists of seven chapters, which are:
Motion Acupoint: Treatment points identified through dynamic detection and palpation based on the patient's chief complaint. These are essential to the therapy's effectiveness.
Motion Acupuncture Needle: A patented acupuncture tool with five-edge spiral structure.

Motion Acupuncture Techniques: Using "traction with needle retention," which quickly relaxes muscles and fascia to relieve pain。

Needle Retention Dynamics: Also called "dynamic needle retention," this involves active movement during needle retention to joint position and function

Motion Acupuncture Theory: Motion Acupuncture aims to "soften muscles and adjust joints" by relaxing soft tissue and restoring joint function through combined traction and movement with retained needles to relieve pain and restoring normal joint function.

Muscle Anatomy and Dynamic Detection: A key step in locating treatment points, supported by 51 diagnostic flowcharts to ensure accuracy.
Movement with Motion Acupuncture Needles: This section details full-body movement protocols from head to toe accompanied by instructional photographs that highlight the key elements of each movement.