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Version 2.3.1 · 2026-06-16
Some minor design changes make the App smarter
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The store currently lists version 2.3.1, updated 2026-06-16.








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Touch for Health to go is the 14-muscle balance for everywhere.
The complete procedure of a TFH1 Balance has been clearly prepared with numerous photos, drawings and texts for your iPhone and iPad.
For each of the 14 main meridians, muscle test, neurolymphatic zones, neurovascular points, meridian course, spinal reflex points, acupressure holding points and metaphors are presented.
To access all techniques, you need a subscription. You can get it via in-app purchase.
In the free version, you have access to all 14 muscle tests and all techniques of the stomach meridian.
The app was developed by kinesiologists for kinesiologists.
Many thanks to Matthew Thie for his support, helpful tips and content approval of the app.
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Some minor design changes make the App smarter
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