Hello Wee Mee! We are always eager to improve our work. Can you send us more details about the inaccuracies you have seen to hello@tsubook.net please? Thanks in advance!
@@weemee5873 Thanks for your answer Wee Me. Depending on the sources, the two branches of the meridian cross or don't cross. For example in these two links you'll see they don't cross: www.acupunctureinmichigan.com/the-gut-immune-system-connection/ kkrmedical.blogspot.com/2015/09/large-intestine-channel-acupuncture.html After speaking about this topic with the specialized schools and organizations we are partner with (see www.tsubook.net/en/partner-schools/), it seems that it's not so important if LI20 is on the right or on the left, given that, when practicing, you generally activate both branches of the meridian. So we choose to let all the points on the same side of the body because it was visually clearer on the picture. However, Tsubook is an ever-improving tool build with the TCM community. If we have a lot of demands to change this part, we'll change it, but for now it's not the case. Hope it helps 😊 Nicolas
these videos are very helpful. thank you
Amazing, thank you!
Super presentation
Thanks for your comment! Feel free to check the meridians directly into our app: www.tsubook.net/en/
The pathway of the large intestine channel in this representation is not very accurate but I thank you anyway. Everything helps.
Hello Wee Mee! We are always eager to improve our work. Can you send us more details about the inaccuracies you have seen to hello@tsubook.net please? Thanks in advance!
@@Tsubook Hello, thank you for your videos. LI19 and LI20 cross the midline. Thats very important to review when studying.
@@weemee5873 Thanks for your answer Wee Me. Depending on the sources, the two branches of the meridian cross or don't cross. For example in these two links you'll see they don't cross:
www.acupunctureinmichigan.com/the-gut-immune-system-connection/
kkrmedical.blogspot.com/2015/09/large-intestine-channel-acupuncture.html
After speaking about this topic with the specialized schools and organizations we are partner with (see www.tsubook.net/en/partner-schools/), it seems that it's not so important if LI20 is on the right or on the left, given that, when practicing, you generally activate both branches of the meridian.
So we choose to let all the points on the same side of the body because it was visually clearer on the picture. However, Tsubook is an ever-improving tool build with the TCM community. If we have a lot of demands to change this part, we'll change it, but for now it's not the case.
Hope it helps 😊
Nicolas