These Acupuncture Models are irreplaceable tools for professional Acupuncturists, Chiropractors, Naturopaths, and Healthcare Professionals.
Points (on meridian lines) are indicated in English and Chinese. Each model includes a point location booklet. All Acupuncture Models are made from durable soft vinyl material and mounted on a wooden base.
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accurately details all the meridians and acupuncture points in English and Chinese |
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various sizes |
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a key card showing and naming each acupoint |
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Durable material makes cleaning, maintenance and use easier |
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| $ 23.95 CAD / $ 18.95 USD ~ $UP |
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| Human Acupuncture Points and Meridians Models mounted on a wooden base. The models show points (Lu 1 to Lu 11, Ht 1 to Ht 9, etc.) and come with a booklet showing point location meridians in English. |
| • 26 cm tall |
• 51 cm tall (Male) |
• 70 cm tall Hard Plastic |
• 48 cm tall (Female) |
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| $ 17.50 CAD / $ 13.95 USD ~ $UP |
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Economical life-size adult or baby size plastic human skeleton and skull |
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Features a movable jaw, cut calvarium, suture lines, and 3 removable lower teeth: incisor, cuspid, and molar |
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Articulated to show joint movements of the jaw, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle |
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Metal stand and different sizes are available. |
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| $ 7.50 CAD / $ 6.00 USD ~ $UP |
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Made from soft vinyl |
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Acupoints are labeled with numbers and letters which correspond to the ear's primary anatomical regions |
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A key card is included listing each acupoint name, location and appropriate body correspondences |
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| $ 93.95 CAD / $ 75.00 USD ~ $UP |
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Possibly the largest desktop human acupuncture model available |
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Showing acupuncture points and courses of meridians |
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A key card is included listing each acupoint name, location and appropriate body correspondences |
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Made of fibre glass with removable platform |
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| $ 38.95 CAD / $ 30.95 USD ~ $UP |
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Different giant models of the ear, eye, heart and brain for elementary science classes |
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Mounted on a stand and life size or large size avaliable |
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Dissecst into several parts showing anterior, posterior and inferior views, and show all major related structures |
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Excellent for patient education or elementary science classes |
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| $ 12.00 CAD / $ 8.95 USD ~ $UP |
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Excellent learning and teaching tools |
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The head model depicts the all important head and neck acupuncture channels and points, and illustrates the Chinese Scale Therapy insertion lines. |
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Different sizes are available |
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Mounted on a wooden stand |
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| $ 42.00 CAD / $ 32.50 USD ~ $UP |
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cow, cat, dog, pig, horse. |
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facilitate acupuncture treatments on live animals |
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Acupuncture point palpation and optional self-needling |
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Mounted on a wooden stand |
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| Acupuncture Points: |
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| Acupoints used in treatment may or may not be in the same area of the body as the targeted symptom. The TCM theory for the selection of such points and their effectiveness is that they work by stimulating the meridian system to bring about relief by rebalancing yin, yang and qi (also spelled "chi"). This theory is based on the paradigm of TCM, not that of Western science.
Body acupoints are generally located by a measurement technique that is calibrated according to their proportional distances from various landmark points on the body. Acupoint location usually depends on specific anatomical landmarks that can be palpated. There are nearly 400 basic acupoints on the meridians. Many of these basic points are rarely used. Some points are considered more therapeutically valuable than others, and are used very frequently for a wide array of health conditions.
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Five Transporting Points system describes the flow of qi in the channels using a river analogy, and ascribes function to points along this flowline according to their location. |
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Five Phase Points ascribe each of the five phases - wood, fire, earth, metal and water - to one of the Five Transporting points. |
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Xi-cleft points are the point on the channel where the qi and blood gather and plunge more deeply. |
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Yuan-source points are points on the channel from where the yuan qi can be accessed. |
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Luo-connecting points are located at the point on the channel where the luo meridian diverges. |
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Back-shu points lie on the paraspinal muscles either side of the spine. |
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Front-mu points are located in close proximity to the respective organ. |
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Hui-meeting points are a category of points that are considered to have a "special effect" on certain tissues and organs. |
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