In this Shoptalk segment, Renee shares a surprisingly powerful application of the Tung point San Cha San—a discovery she first made while treating herself for a head cold.
San Cha San is easy to access along the Triple Burner channel, reached by sliding a needle between the fourth and fifth metacarpals. It’s simple to locate, simple to use, and an effortless addition to many treatments.
Renee also introduces its sister points—San Cha Yi and San Cha Er—and explains how these points can be remarkably effective for back pain.
Using ourselves as “white mice” often leads to some of our most memorable clinical insights, and Renee’s story is a perfect example. You’ll enjoy hearing what she uncovered in this Shoptalk.
This wild ride and amazing career in Chinese medicine began 17 years ago after my first acupuncture treatment with Claudia Citkovitz in NYC. I never looked back.
I have been licensed for 12 years and have practiced in California, Washington State, and currently in Vermont. I have owned a community acupuncture clinic and private practice and now work in an integrative clinic and have many opportunities to work collaboratively with my colleagues, which I love.
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