Which points are especially important for treating chronic diseases by infusing Qi into the associated organ?

The treatment of chronic diseases by infusing Qi into the associated organ is particularly associated with Back Shu points. These points are located on the back along the Bladder meridian and correspond to different organs, making them significant for accessing the organ's functional and energetic aspects.

Back Shu points are known to have a deep connection to the organs; they are regarded as powerful points for tonifying and enhancing the Qi of their corresponding organs. This makes them particularly effective in chronic conditions where there may be a deficiency or imbalance within the organ's Qi. By stimulating these points, practitioners aim to restore vitality and balance to the affected organ, helping to alleviate the symptoms associated with chronic diseases.

In contrast, Yuan Source points primarily focus on tonifying the overall Qi and influencing the energetic source or 'root' of the organ, which may not be specifically aimed at chronic diseases. Front Mu points mainly function to influence the organ’s immediate functioning and are more involved in the diagnosis and treatment of acute conditions. He Sea points relate more to the regulation of digestion and fluids, which might not be directly linked to chronic disease management in the same capacity as Back Shu points. This makes Back Shu points the most appropriate choice for targeted treatment of chronic organ-related issues.