Shangbai (22.03), Zhongbai (22.06), Xiabai (22.07) [FRANÇAIS]: Points d'acupuncture Tung

Shangbai (T 22.03) Primary Indications:
Eye disorders: Conjunctivitis, keratitis, near-sightedness, eye soreness, eye swelling, eye itchiness, astigmatism, tearing upon exposure to wind, weakness or tired eyes from overuse

Zhongbai (T 22.06) Primary Indications:
Pain: Acute back sprain, bone spurs, sciatica, back pain, knee pain, upper back soreness and pain, swollen bones, vertebral pain, spondylitis, degenerative arthritis, leg pain, headache, arm pain, calf pain, ankle pain (any part of the ankle, especially lateral) and heel pain due to Kidney deficiency
Kidney disease or Kidney deficiency causing back pain and soreness
***TIP: This point is most effective for any pain related to the Western and Chinese Kidney, as well as pain from any bone-related disorder.

Xiabai (T 22.07) Primary Indications:
Pain: low back pain, shaoyang channel sciatica, bone spurs, chest pain, rib pain, leg pain, knee pain, lateral ankle sprain, degenerative arthritis, toothache, tinnitus, migraines.

DISCLAIMER: Please be advised the needling site on the model has been properly prepared by swabbing with isopropyl alcohol and the demonstrator's hands have been cleansed with warm water and soap. This is a demo to show how Master Tung needled in his clinic. When using these points yourself, please follow the proper clean needle procedure guidelines in your state or country.

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Where are the points 11.22 recovery points of master tungs acupuncture no where to find .intruvable after many attempts searching anywhere can anyone help thanks