External Therapies
Tibetan Black and White Channels: Xueyu Shuangtong Method
Explore a traditional external-therapy course organized around black and white channels. Understand how observation, manual techniques, and individual topics are arranged, and first confirm the foundational knowledge and professional prerequisites.
About This Course
Course Introduction
Tibetan Black and White Channels: Xueyu Shuangtong Method is taught by Instructor Han Tao. Its materials organize traditional external-therapy approaches around white and black channels, introducing observation, manual techniques, and topic-based study. The scope is arranged into musculoskeletal topics, other systems, and advanced techniques, allowing learners to review the framework before exploring the details.
Begin with an outline of the two core concepts, then compare the demonstration priorities for different body regions. Advanced sections list specialist and manual-technique topics. The materials suit learners seeking to understand the course's theoretical language and scope. Traditional concepts do not replace modern diagnosis, and actual procedures must be learned under professional guidance that meets applicable requirements.
Learn Step by Step
What You Will Learn
Understand the meanings of black and white channels within the course system.
Understand how the materials organize study through observation, manual techniques, and topic areas.
Compare the emphasis of foundational study and subsequent lineage topics.
Clarify the boundaries between traditional concepts, understanding cases, and individual diagnosis and treatment.
Course Structure
Course Outline
The first 10 entries of the course outline are shown below, retaining their original order and numbering.
- 01
Lesson 01: Stiff Neck and Pain on the Sides and Center of the Cervical Spine
- 02
Lesson 02: Restricted Cervical Rotation, Extension, and Flexion
- 03
Lesson 03: Cold-Draft Sensation Behind the Neck, Neck-Shoulder Syndrome, and Dorsocervical Fat Pad
- 04
Lesson 04: Straightening and Reversal of the Cervical Curve
- 05
Lesson 05: Lower-Back Sprain and Pain with Leg Dragging
- 06
Lesson 06: Lumbar Disc Protrusion, Lower-Back Pain with Body Deviation, and Difficulty Sitting
- 07
Lesson 07: Lower-Back Pain Preventing Turning Over and Pain after Physical Work
- 08
Lesson 08: Lower Iliac-Region Pain and Pain after Lumbar Surgery
- 09
Lesson 09: Side Stitch and Lower-Back Aching
- 10
Lesson 10: Lumbar Spinal Stenosis