Patient Admitted with Seizures: Conflicting Accounts from Family Lead to Immediate Cessation of Medical Orders by Senior Physician

Patient Admitted with Seizures: Conflicting Accounts from Family Lead to Immediate Cessation of Medical Orders by Senior Physician

Author: Well.J「Wang Ge, good brother, can you help me with something?」 I was eating when I almost spat out my food upon seeing the message. I confirmed repeatedly that it was indeed my high school bully, Li Jie, who once punched me into a panda eye, and then I replied with both hands holding my … Read more

Overview of the Foot Shao Yang Gallbladder Meridian: Collaterals, Branches, and Muscle Pathways

Overview of the Foot Shao Yang Gallbladder Meridian: Collaterals, Branches, and Muscle Pathways

Overview of the Foot Shao Yang Gallbladder Meridian The Foot Shao Yang Gallbladder Meridian connects at the outer canthus of the eye with the Hand Shao Yang Sanjiao Meridian, linking to the organs of the eyes and ears, associated with the gallbladder and liver, and connects with the Foot Jue Yin Liver Meridian behind the … Read more

Meridian Theory I: Wu Men Meridian System – Yangming Meridian

Meridian Theory I: Wu Men Meridian System - Yangming Meridian

Hand Yangming Meridian: Laohe Meridian, Yujie Meridian, Hukou Meridian;Foot Yangming Meridian: Lidui, Fengdui, Fenglong (Fenglong);Hand and Foot Yangming Meridian: Juyang Meridian;Yangming Jueyin Meridian: Sanyang Meridian, Chongyang Meridian;Yangming Shaoyang Meridian: Quepen – Jianjing (Yangwei Meridian);Yangming Du Meridian: Chengshan Meridian; Volume One Volume Two: Meridian Theory Chapter Two: Wu Men Meridian System Section Three: Yangming Meridian 1. … Read more

Understanding the Meridians: The Subtlety of Collaterals in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding the Meridians: The Subtlety of Collaterals in Traditional Chinese Medicine

This sentence discusses the meridians. The previous sentence is from “Ling Shu: Meridians”: “The Thunder God said: How can one know the difference between the meridians and the collaterals? The Yellow Emperor replied: The meridians are often invisible; their fullness and emptiness are known through the pulse. What can be seen are all collaterals.” Scholars … Read more

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian – Jue Yin Meridian

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian - Jue Yin Meridian

Male Yin Meridian: Te Gao Meridian, Gen Chong Meridian;Du Yin Meridian;Yang Quan Meridian: Tai Yang, Shao Yang, Jue Yin; Part One Volume Two: Meridian Studies Chapter Two: Wu Men Meridian Section Seven: Jue Yin Meridian 1. Male Yin Meridian The “Su Wen: On Pain” states, “The Jue Yin pulse connects to the Yin organs and … Read more

Vascular Neurogenic Headache: The Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Unblocking Meridians

Vascular Neurogenic Headache: The Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Unblocking Meridians

Click the blue text to follow us Zhang Jiyang Associate Chief Physician Vascular Neurogenic Headache, The Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Unblocking Meridians. Wang, male, 43 years old, first diagnosed on May 17, 2020. The patient has suffered from left-sided migraines for many years, with recurrent episodes exacerbated by fatigue and emotional distress. Western … Read more

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian System – Three Yin Meridians and Foot Meridians

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian System - Three Yin Meridians and Foot Meridians

Three Yin Meridians: Jiao Xin – Di Ji – Ji Mai Segment;Foot Meridians: Foot Three Yang Meridians, Foot Three Yin Meridians; Part One Volume Two: Meridian Studies Chapter Two: Wu Men Meridian System Section Eight: Three Yin Meridians The Three Yin Meridians consist of the Shao Yin, Jue Yin, Tai Yin, and Yin Qiao. The … Read more

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian and Tai Yang Meridian

Meridian Studies I: Wu Men Meridian and Tai Yang Meridian

“ In the Eight Gates and Six Harmonies system, there are only a few components: the first is called meridians, the twelve regular meridians and twelve extraordinary meridians. The second is called collateral meridians, and the third is called sinews, consisting only of meridians, collaterals, sinews, and lines.” Part One Volume Two: Meridian Studies Chapter … Read more

Understanding the Differences Between Collaterals and Meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding the Differences Between Collaterals and Meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the term “meridian” (经络) encompasses both the main meridians and their collaterals. The main meridians are somewhat familiar to everyone, such as the well-known Gallbladder Meridian (胆经), Liver Meridian (肝经), and Lung Meridian (肺经). When visiting a TCM clinic, one often encounters diagrams of meridians, which indicate the corresponding acupuncture … Read more

Classical Acupuncture Course Videos | Meridians and Collaterals

Classical Acupuncture Course Videos | Meridians and Collaterals

What are the differences and connections between jingmai (meridians) and luomai (collaterals)? | Follow My Video Channel | More course videos are being updated continuously… | Previous Materials |Why I Love Classical Acupuncture?These are all switches for the body to process emotions (1)These are all switches for the body to process emotions (2)These are all … Read more