Demonstration

To help illustrate the Balance Method, we have shared the following videos. They are neither produced nor owned by Si Yuan.

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To respect patient’s privacy, videos are mainly for local symptoms (pain, numbness etc…). However, one should not limit the Balance Method to pain management. It is as effective to treat internal disorders of any kind as it is to treat pain!

In English

Knee pain

Knee pain

Hip pain

Knee pain

Shoulder pain & tightness

Cold & flu symptoms
Neck & shoulder pain

Neck and Shoulder

Knee Injury

Lower Back Pain

Pain in both Shoulders

In English and Spanish

Treatment of shoulder pain.

Alivio instantáneo para un esguince de tobillo crónica.

Dolor de espalda alta.

Tratamiento de Acúfenos con acupuntura.

Tinnitus from Head Trauma

Plantar fasciitis
LBP with Bulging Disc

Burning in the sit bone area

Neck pain from car accident

Constant hip pain

Upper back tension and pain

15 years hip pain

In English and Greek

Shoulder Pain

Neck Pain

Knee Pain

Neck Pain
Plantar Fasciitis

Lower Back Pain

Neck Pain

Shoulder Pain

In English and German

Hip Pain

Lower Back and Hip Pain

Lower Back Pain

Allergic Dry Eyes

Hand Pain

Neck, Shoulder and Arm Pain

Frozen Shoulder

Hip, Sciatica and Lower Back Pain

Hand Pain

Shoulder Pain

Upper Back Pain
Back Pain

Lower Back Pain

Neck Pain and Tightness

Painful Foot

Neck and Shoulder Pain

Knee and Lower Leg Pain

Neck Pain

Upper Back Pain

Multiple sclerosis

Neurological tingling&numbness

Gum & lip pain

In English and French

Wrist pain

Neck pain

Allergy

Multiple pains

Wrist pain

Wrist pain

Sinusitis (allergy)
Knee pain

Elbow pain

Shoulder pain

Cold

Shoulder pain

Multiple pains

Wrist pain

In English and Portuguese

Neck, shoulder, arm, hand pain

Tinnitus

Low back pain
Elbow pain

Hip pain

Low back pain

Wrist pain

We encourage you try on your patients with wrist pain from SI4 to SI5: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from BL60 to BL61.

Tennis elbow (example 1)

We encourage you try on your patients with elbow pain from SI8 to HT3: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from SI8 to HT3.

Bilateral low back pain

We encourage you try on your patients with low back pain on BL channel from L2 to L4: needle the sensitive spots from LU5 to LU6.

Tennis elbow (example 2)

We encourage you try on your patients with elbow pain from SJ9 to SJ10: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from PC3 to PC3.5.

Cervical pain radiating to the arm

We encourage you try on your patients with cervical pain radiating to the arm: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from KID3 to KID8 and from LIV4 to LIV8. (These points do not balance pain on Du Mai)

Cervical pain radiating to the trapezius muscle

We encourage you try on your patients with cervical pain radiating to the arm: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from KID3 to KID8 and from HT7 to HT3.8.(These points do not balance pain on Du Mai)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (exemple 1)

We encourage you try on your patients with carpal tunnel syndrome pain from LI5 to LI2: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in from ST41 to ST43.

Epicondylitis

We encourage you try on your patients with elbow pain in between SJ10 and LI11: needle the sensitive spots opposite side in between LU5 and PC3.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (example 2)

We encourage you try on your patients with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome from PC8 to 6: needle the sensitive spots opposite side from LIV3 to LIV5.

Knee Pain

We encourage you try on your patients with knee pain on GB34 area: needle the sensitive spots opposite side around HT3.

Lower back and leg pain

We encourage you try on your patients with low back pain on L2 to L5 area: needle opposite side Lingku “combo” (by Si Yuan Team’s Master, inspired from Master Tung’s Lingku Dabai Zhongbai – explanation in class). For sciatica pain on ST meridian: sensitive points from PC3 to PC6, same side.

Shoulder and arm pain

We encourage you try on your patients with neck, shoulder and arm pain on LI meridian: needle opposite side sensitive points from ST42 to ST36.