This work describes a method of acupuncture treatment point selection that uses a synergistic combination of two points to maximize complementary effects that produce greater results than using each point individually. With roots going back even to the Nei Jing Su wen, Nan Jing, and Jia Yi Jing, the source material is rich and varied. The first section reviews pair-point theory including tracing the source, principles and formulas, foundational theory, and modern research. The second section presents 48 diseases treated by 148 pair-point combinations. The text itself is side-by-side Chinese and English, which will be optimal for both beginning students and more advanced students whose Chinese language reading skills can be exercised at will.