The Pathways, Connections, and Distribution Patterns of the Twelve Meridians

The Pathways, Connections, and Distribution Patterns of the Twelve Meridians

✨The pathways and connection patterns of the twelve meridians in the human body (1) Pathway Patterns: The three Yin meridians of the hands originate from the organs and travel to the hands; the three Yang meridians of the hands travel from the hands to the head; The three Yang meridians of the feet travel from … Read more

What Are the “Twelve Meridians” in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

Origin of Meridians The theory of meridians is one of the core foundations of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). The earliest documented references can be traced back to the “Pulse Book” unearthed from the Mawangdui tombs, which mentions “pulse” in the context of the “Eleven Meridians of the Feet and Arms” and the “Eleven Yin and … Read more

Understanding the Twelve Meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding the Twelve Meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine

1. The Theory of Meridians explains the concept of meridians in the human body, the composition of the meridian system, its distribution, physiological functions, pathological changes, and its relationship with the organs, body structures, and Qi dynamics. This theory is a crucial component of the TCM theoretical system. 2. Meridians refer to the general term … Read more

Detailed Explanation of the Twelve Meridians in the Human Body

Detailed Explanation of the Twelve Meridians in the Human Body

The twelve meridians are the main components of the meridian system, each associated with specific organs. The acupoints are special locations where the qi and blood of the body’s organs and meridians are infused, and they are also the primary sites for acupuncture therapy. The acupoints are distributed mainly along the twelve meridians and the … Read more

The Best Herb for Qi Deficiency: Huang Qi (Astragalus)

The Best Herb for Qi Deficiency: Huang Qi (Astragalus)

Click the blue text above to follow us Written by: Warm TCM Life has great aspirations, and then great achievements follow. ■ Huang Qi (Astragalus) is known as the best herb for tonifying Qi. Huang Qi is warm in nature and sweet in flavor, indicating its beneficial properties. By understanding the nature and flavor of … Read more