Introduction
After understanding the regular and extraordinary meridians, there are some secret techniques in acupuncture that can be used to treat symptoms.
NO.1 Ling Gui Ba Fa (Double Needle)
The source of medicine and easy is the same; this method combines the Eight Trigrams to select acupuncture points for the patient.
Order of the Eight Trigrams: First line, one yin and one yang
Second line, two yin and two yang
Third line, four yin and four yang
Using the Ling Gui Pan (Ling Turtle Plate) combined with the calculations from the Wanli era to derive numbers for point selection.
Ling Qi 4 + Wai Guan 3 One pair
Hou Xi 7 + Shen Mai 1 One pair
Gong Sun 6 + Nei Guan 8 One pair
Lie Que 9 + Zhao Hai 2 One pair
If 5 is opened, men use Zhao Hai, women use Nei Guan.
NO.2 Zi Wu Liu Zhu (Single Needle)
Point selection based on the flow of time.
NO.3 Ear Acupuncture
The ear is also a reflection area of the body; if you look at the ear upside down, it resembles a baby in the mother’s womb.
Point selection method: Ah Shi points, where there is tenderness upon pressure, needles are inserted at those locations, generally left for 6 days.
NO.4 Hui Yang Jiu Zhen (Nine Needles to Return Yang)
Ya Men, Lao Gong, San Yin Jiao
Yong Quan, Tai Xi, Zhong Wan
Huan Tiao, San Li, He Gu
NO.5 Thirteen Ghost Points
Regular meridian treatment for epilepsy: Jiu Wei, Bai Hui Moxibustion at Shen Mai, Zhao Hai Thirteen Needles: 1. Ren Zhong (Philtrum); located at the junction of the upper third and lower two-thirds of the philtrum. Needle technique: Insert at an angle from below upwards 3-5 fen. 2. Shao Shang (Lesser Shang); belongs to the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian. Located on the outer side of the thumb’s distal phalanx, 0.1 cun from the nail. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 3. Yin Bai (Hidden White); belongs to the Foot Taiyin Spleen Meridian. Located on the inner side of the toe, about one fen from the corner of the nail. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 4. Da Ling (Great Spirit); belongs to the Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian, located at the midpoint of the wrist crease, between the tendons of the palmaris longus and the flexor carpi radialis. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 5. Shen Mai (Shen Pulse); belongs to the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian, one of the eight extraordinary points. Located in the depression below the outer side of the foot. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 6. Feng Fu (Wind Mansion); also known as the base of the tongue, ghost pillow. Ghost point. Cao Xi. Belongs to the Governing Vessel. Located at the neck, one cun above the posterior hairline, in the depression between the two trapezius muscles. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 7. Jia Che (Cheek Car); belongs to the Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian, located on the cheek, about one horizontal finger above the angle of the jaw when the masseter muscle is contracted. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 8. Cheng Jiang (Cheng River); also known as Tian Chi, Ghost Market, Dripping River. Belongs to the Ren Meridian, located in the depression at the center of the lip groove. Needle technique: Insert straight from outside to inside. 9. Lao Gong (Labor Palace); belongs to the Hand Jueyin Pericardium Meridian, located in the palm, at the tip of the middle finger when the fist is clenched. Needle technique: Insert straight 3-5 fen. 10. Shang Xing (Upper Star); also known as Ghost Hall, Bright Hall. Divine Hall, belongs to the Governing Vessel, located on the head, one cun directly above the midpoint of the hairline. Needle technique: Insert straight 1-4 cun. 11. Hui Yin (Meeting of Yin); also known as the screen, sea bottom, lower extreme. Belongs to the Ren Meridian, located at the perineum, at the midpoint of the line connecting the root of the scrotum and the anus for males, and the midpoint of the line connecting the labia majora and the anus for females. Needle technique: Insert straight from below upwards, aiming to draw blood. 12. Qu Chi (Curve Pool) 13. Hai Quan (Sea Spring)
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