Master Tung
Page 2 of 2
In many cases, patients notice instant change and relief of the primary condition being treated. The secrets of Master Tung's Techniques and Points were passed down over generations within his family until he decided to reveal them to his students while practicing in Taiwan. He brought his amazing family style to the next generation of practioners for the benefit of all patients.
Master Tung passed away in 1975. His students now promote his family style. Through these masters, in their own right, I have been able to study, learn, and practice the beauty of Master Tung's rich Family Style of Acupuncture.
I would like to give special thanks to Dr. Robert Chu for his willingness and passion for sharing Master Tung's Acupuncture and his wealth of clinical experience. To Dr. Maluer for his wealth of knowledge and translation of Master Tung's work for us, the western practioners. To Dr. Susan Johnson for her continued advancement in the access to the gifts of Master Tung's Acupuncture. And to Dr. John Upledger and Dr. Kenneth Koles for their insight and compassion shared in their development of CranioSacral Therapy and the application of Acupuncture Principles to CranioSacral Therapy work. Miriam Lee, a California based acupuncturist was first to attract attention to Master Tung's Acupuncture style in America. She was also instrumental in legalizing acupuncture in the state of California, which helped bring acupuncture to a national level in the United States.
Master Tung: return to page one