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Acupuncture is widely used in the treatment for peripheral facial paralysis (FP).

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Tong Ren Therapy - Energy Healing for Cancer and other Difficult Conditions
What is Tong Ren Energy Healing?
Tong Ren energy healing was developed by Tom Tam as a therapy for internally healing a patient's energy system by using the collective unconscious, as defined by Dr. Carl Jung, for internally accessing that energy system.
Tom has found that Tong Ren energy healing is an effective method for healing people with cancer and other serious illnesses.
In the winter of 2001, Tom successfully healed a client with lung cancer by using energy healing exclusively. After that, Tom set up a healing class for cancer patients and, at the same time, took the opportunity to train his students in this healing technique.
By February 2002, the first healing class began. During the next three years, more than 2200 people have attended the Guinea Pig healing classes. As of late, the class has drawn people with diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson Disease, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lyme Disease, RSD, and HIV/AIDS -
The Guinea Pig classes utilize Tom Tam's Healing System. The basis of energy healing is that energy removes blockages in the body that cause illness. Removal of these blockages restores the natural flow of 'Chi' energy so that the body naturally corrects itself and therefore functions properly and heals.
The Energy Healing aspects of Tong Ren Therapy are part of the larger Tom Tam Healing System which utilizes acupuncture, qi gong and tuina for healing. The system is based on Master Tam's years of clinical practice and research and utilizes both western and eastern medical thought.
Huatuojiaji Acupuncture Points
- Chinese Name Huatuojiaji
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English Name Hair Clip
- Location: A group of 34 points
- 0.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the spinous processes of T1-L5.
Note:
- "C#" refers to the cervical vertebrae
- "T#" to the thoracic vertebrae
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"L#" to the lumbar vertebrae.
- Actions & Effects:
- Used extensively within the Tam Healing System and Tong Ren Therapy. See Tam Healing System - Huatuo Jiaji Points for details.
- Regulate the 5 Zang & the 6 Fu.
- T1-T3 Huatuo Points: disorders of the upper limbs and lungs.
- T4-T6 Huatuo Points: disorders of the HT.
- T7-T9 Huatuo Points: LV/GB issues.
- T10-T12 Huatuo Points: ST/SP issues.
- L1-L2 Huatuo Points: KD issues.
- L3-L5 Huatuo Points: UB, LI, SI, Uterine & Lower Limb issues.
- Herpes Zoster (shingles) - needle level of effected nerve segments.
The system largely uses the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine. You may use acupuncture, massage and/or the tong ren to focus on the following areas for healing.
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for ADD/ADHD
The areas and points listed below are those that are commonly found blocked in adults and children with add/adhd symptoms and focus/concentration related imbalances. The system focuses on the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine. You may use acupuncture, massage and/or the tong ren to focus on the following areas for healing
- Main Points:
- C2 (left side) - effect frontal lobe (right side tends to be more for anxiety/depression and left side tends to be more for focus/concentration related issues).
- GB 13 (left side) - effect frontal lobe.
- LI 18 (left side) - open sky window area (circulation to the brain).
- Secondary Points:
- SI 16 - open sky window area (circulation to the brain).
- TH 16 - open sky window area (circulation to the brain).
- LV 3 - resolve liver qi stagnation, improve energy circulation
- T5 - useful for any emotional heart/psychological related conditions
- Yiming - open sky window area (circulation to head)
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for Arthritis
The areas and points listed below are those that are commonly found blocked in adults and children with add/adhd symptoms and focus/concentration related imbalances. The system focuses on the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine. You may use acupuncture, massage and/or the tong ren to focus on the following areas for healing
- Main Points:
- C7 - Huatuo area - Parathyroid Gland, calcium metabolism, circulation into arms, hands.
- T1 - Huatuo area - Bone Marrow, circulation into arms, hands.
- T2 - Huatuo area - Thymus Gland
- T3 - Huatuo area - Lung/Lymph System (Collectively T1, T2, and T3 balance the immune system, useful for all immune and auto-immune based conditions)
- UB 6 - regular the pituitary and hypothalamus
- Ashi, "Ouch" points - where the person experiences the most discomfort
- GB 20 - Clear wind from the head, open circulation to and from the brain
- KD 26 - Open circulation in the chest, promote activity of T1, T2, T3 huatuo points
- Secondary Points:
- T7 - Huatuo area - Spleen and Abdominal Blood Vessels - used for any condition that travels within or is involved with the blood, circulation in the lower body.
- GV 22 - movement issues, resolve "wind" in the body from a TCM perspective.
- ST 12 - stimulate subclavian artery - circulation on the shoulders, arms, wrist and hands.
- TH 5 - regular muscle/tendon/joint problems in the body, more helpful for arthritis in the upper body.
- GB 34 - regulate muscle/tendon/joint problems in the body, very helpful for arthritis in the lower body.
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for Bell's Palsy
The areas and points listed below are those that are commonly found blocked in people with Bell's Palsy. The system focuses on the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine. You may use acupuncture, massage and/or the tong ren to focus on the following areas for healing.
- Main Points:
- C3 - Balance the nerves which facilitate control of the eyes, sinus, and ears
- C4 - Balance the nerves which facilitate control of the mouth, cheek, and chin
- LI 18 - sky window - improve the circulation between the head and the body
- Ashi ("Ouch") Point - treat the areas which are most sensitive in the face
- Secondary Points:
- LI 4 - clears "wind" from the face from a TCM perspective
- LV 3 - drains "wind" systemically and further facilitate LI 4
- SI 17 - sky window point, improve the circulation between the head and the body
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for Bone Cancer
The areas and points listed below are those that are commonly found blocked in people with bone cancer. The system largely uses the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine
As bone cancer on its own is less common than it arising from metastasize, you want to consider other occurences (present or past) of cancer and treat those areas as well.
- Main Points:
- C6 Huatuo - Thyroid Gland - regulate the function of the thyroid and its relationship to growth and development.
- C7 Huatuo - Parathyroid Gland - bone development, calcium regulation.
- T1 Huatuo - Bone Marrow - used for any type of bone problem anywhere in the body as well as many immune based problems.
- Ashi ("Ouch") points - based on palpation and/or the patients sensations of where it hurts. Used to reduce inflammation and promote circulation where the most stagnation exists.
- Secondary Points:
- For needling you would use more ashi points and systemic points as appropriate including those for other cancer locations (past and present). When using Tong Ren Therapy you also want to hammer from the motor cortex (GV 20) down through the spine to S5 (sacrum).
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for Breast Cancer
The areas and points listed below are those that are commonly found blocked in people with breast cancer. The system largely uses the scalp and Huatuojiaji points along the spine. You may use acupuncture, massage and/or the tong ren to focus on the following areas for healing.
- Main Points:
- T4 Huatuo, (on side of breast tumor or both if palpation elicits sensation) - effects the breasts, sweat glands, hair follicle's (used to treat breast problems, any sweat related problem as well as most skin conditions).
- ST 12 (on side of breast tumor or both if palpation elicits sensation) - often used for shoulder pain, in this case it is used to open circulation (blood and qi) in the chest.
- Ashi ("Ouch") points - based on palpation and/or the patients sensations of where it hurts. Used to reduce inflammation and promote circulation where the most stagnation exists.
- Secondary Points:
- T3 Huatuo, (on side of breast tumor or both if palpation elicits sensation) - effects the lung and lymph, generally used for breathing disorders, in this case to help open the chest and to strengthen the immune system.
- GV 22 - used in TCM to subdue liver wind and resolve spasms, we use the point to regulate activity within the frontal fontanel for stress related responses and unconscious patterns of thought contributing to disease.
- UB 9 (both, or side most sore) - effect the cerebellum (muscle control/coordination).
- CV 17 - open the chest, tonify the upper warm (heart and lungs).
Tam Healing and Tong Ren Therapy for Cerebral Palsy
- Main Points:
- T1 - bone marrow, immunity
- T2 - thymus gland, immunity
- C1 - effect nerves to motor cortex, development and communication between head and body
- C2 - effect nerves to frontal lobe, development and communication between head and body
- TH 16 - sky window point, foster circulation to brain, developmental issues
- LI 17 - sky window point, foster circulation to brain, developmental issues
- Secondary Points:
- GV 19 - used to help balance hormonal related issues as well as subconscious patterns
- GV 20 - motor cortex area of the brain, coordination, development
- Tiandong - sky window point, improve the circulation between the head and the body
- UB 9 - medulla area, control circulation, blood pressure, development

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