What is DNA™ – Distal Needling Acupuncture™? DNA™ (Distal Needling Acupuncture™) is rooted in the anatomical Jing Jin (Tendinomuscular) tissue organization and relationships of the Huang Di Nei Jing. The DNA™ system determines specific pain sources based on the Jing…...
Dr. Tan created the Balance Method after talks with Dr. Chao Chen The Balance Method incorporates concepts from the Yi Jing & Ba Gua using meridian relationships Dr. Tan systematized Distal Needling The Balance Methods holds that health problems appear…...
Px complains about confirmed left carotid artery blockage 75-90%, right carotid artery blockage 15% 8 months ago Px signed up for 4 month plan Dx Left Cun was blocked, but firmly blocked (strong pulse force, but no clearly shaped vessel/…...
Be careful when determining blocked blood flow through the heart and a weak heart. Many patients will have both, which makes it hard at times to diagnose. When there is restricted blood flow into the heart muscle, it will inevitably…...
You can figure out what the main underlying problem of the patient is via MPD. Once you treat the main problem, multiple complaints will improve simultaneously. E.g. fibromyalgia is almost due to a weak heart with sluggish circulation (overweight, or…...
Amplitude is basically the pulse shape, in other words, how high up and down your fingers go Strength represents the force of the pulse against your finger-pad Do not confuse the two. There can be a weak pulse with a…...
MPD – Thin vs. Wiry Pulses The difference between thin (small) pulses and wiry pulses is that wiry pulses are excess pulses, so they are not weak (they push back). Look at other pulses, if they are strong, then you…...
MPD – The Cun and “Turning-The-Key” Herbs & Notes: Bob’s Cun is slightly more distal from Dr. Chang’s Cun position. Jimmy’s is equal distance btw scaphoid bone and radial styloid; whereas Bob’s is 2/3 towards the scaphoid and the finger…...
Local Vs Distal Needling Mechanisms Part 3 & DNA For LBP – 2016 Update Herbs & Notes In this episode series (Part 1-3), Robert Doane gives a more detailed, yet easy-to-understand explanation of his understanding of distal and local needling…...