Acupuncture Wall Charts

The ancient Chinese medicinal art of acupuncture treatment certainly has an important place in alternative healing today. Acupuncture involves positioning long, thin needles on various points on the body, the proper positioning of which must be closely studied.

Many acupuncture wall charts show major points and pathways, and also feature high quality artwork to aid in this study. Additionally, these charts are laminated, and are great for use in clinical offices.

Wall to Wall Acupuncture Body Charts

Acupuncture is one of the oldest and most commonly used medical procedures in the world. One of the best ways to initially understand it is to study the five element theory. Referring to the five element chart will determine which element is associated with any symptom or discomfort you're experiencing.

If you are crying a lot or feeling sad, for example, the five element chart will indicate a potential lung imbalance. Installing a Five Element acupuncture wall chart will allow you to easily refer to the different body/mind relationships associated with each organ.

Acupuncture meridian point wall charts show major points and pathways, and illustrate the precise location of points whether in reference to bony landmarks or muscular landmarks. These charts typically include detailed illustrations and often come in sets in accordance with the twelve main meridians.

Acupuncture wall charts of the microsystems of the face and head typically include a chart of the Chinese face microsystem, Chinese scalp system, and Chinese nose system.

These microsystems charts show associations to various body areas and the main meridian system.

Somewhat less poplar but very useful are the Chinese hand acupuncture and dental meridian charts. The hand charts are especially useful for massage therapists and acupuncturists. The hand is often used in traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose diseases because it is believed that pathological information is reflected on the hand.

By applying various types of stimulation to specific areas of the hand, it is also thought that acupuncture methods can be used to prevent and treat disease, improve the quality of life, and maintain health by applying various types of stimulation to specific areas of the hand.

Hand acupuncture wall charts, particularly those that include close-up visuals can be very useful in this type of treatment.

Dental acupuncture charts, on the other hand, show the relationships between teeth and other areas of the body. This chart can be used for both diagnostic and treatment purposes when examining an oral acupuncture point or points that have become very sensitive to localized pressure.

These sensitive points map to particular acupuncture meridians under stress and can be used to treat sinusitis, allergic conditions, and digestive disorders.