How TDN Compares to Acupuncture

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Traditional Acupuncture

Medical examination not applicable
Medical diagnosis not relevant
Needle insertion according to Chinese philosophy into non-scientific meridians
Knowledge of anatomy not applicable
No immediate objective changes anticipated

TDN Treatment

Medical examination is imperative
Medical diagnosis necessary
Needle insertion indicated by physical signs
Knowledge of anatomy is essential
Prompt subjective and objective effects are usually experienced

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