Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture
Meridians, Acupressure & Herbs
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A comprehensive reference for Traditional Chinese Medicine, covering acupuncture points, herbs, diagnostic methods, and therapeutic techniques. Explore meridians, acupressure, and classical formulas for progressive learning and clinical practice.
What's New in Chinese Medicine
1.0.10
October 21, 2026
Now also in German and Italian, voice included. A renewed 3D atlas: one body, tap a point to open its entry, and smoother rotate and zoom. With Premium, Acupuncture opens the full atlas and you can filter by body region. The location of all 363 points is free. Diagnosis questionnaires that fit on one screen, with new results. The theory course has its own illustrations. Redesigned first steps and Premium screen, and reviewed translations in every language.
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FAQ
What is Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture?
Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture is a comprehensive study reference for Traditional Chinese Medicine. It covers acupuncture points, acupressure, meridians, Chinese herbs, formulas, diagnostic methods, and more, structured for progressive learning.
Who is Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture for?
This app is designed for students preparing for TCM exams, practitioners reviewing clinical patterns, and anyone new to Eastern medicine seeking a structured learning resource.
What diagnostic methods are covered in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture?
The app includes guided walkthroughs for six diagnostic methods: tongue diagnosis, pulse reading, Eight Principles (Ba Gang), Zang-Fu organ patterns, Five Elements, and meridian diagnosis.
Does Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture offer information on herbs and formulas?
Yes, it provides details on 86 Chinese herbs, including their properties, functions, and dosage, as well as explanations for 30 classical formulas based on the Chief, Deputy, Assistant, and Envoy roles.
Can I learn about acupressure with Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture?
Absolutely. Acupressure is presented as a needle-free complement, using the same point maps to address common issues like back pain, headaches, sleep problems, and stress.
What external therapies are included in Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture?
The app offers step-by-step guides for external therapies such as moxibustion, cupping, gua sha, and tuina, detailing materials, session flow, zones, contraindications, and aftercare.
Is Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, the app is supported on iPhone and iPad. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.
How often is Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture updated?
The app was last updated on September 24, 2026, with version 1.0.7. This suggests a relatively recent update, though the frequency of future updates is not specified.
