Master Ni Haixia Discusses the Hand Taiyin Meridian: Understandable for Beginners!

Master Ni Haixia Discusses the Hand Taiyin Meridian: Understandable for Beginners!

What about the pulse? It is located on the right side. We have major tendons in our hands. The palm I drew is relatively plump, and the pulse on the left hand is somewhat different from that on the right hand. This is the palm, and these are the fingers. The pulses on the left … Read more

The Fifteen Luo Vessels (14) – The Governing Vessel Luo

The Fifteen Luo Vessels (14) - The Governing Vessel Luo

The Luo Vessels are branches that diverge from the main meridians, serving to enhance the connection and regulation between the Yin and Yang of the interior and exterior. Each of the twelve meridians and the Ren and Du meridians has a separate Luo vessel, along with the large Luo of the Spleen, totaling fifteen Luo … Read more

Fifteen Collaterals in Acupuncture: A Comprehensive Overview

Fifteen Collaterals in Acupuncture: A Comprehensive Overview

As parents, not knowing medicine is unkind, As children, not knowing medicine is unfilial. Fifteen Collaterals 1. Lie Que – Hand Taiyin Collateral The collateral of the Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian, named Lie Que, originates from the area between the styloid process of the radius and the flesh above the wrist joint, running parallel to … Read more

Clinical Applications and Pharmacology of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

Clinical Applications and Pharmacology of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

Introduction The clinical application of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians in TCM diagnosis is a challenging area. Nowadays, it is rare for practitioners to proficiently use the twelve regular meridians for diagnosis, and even fewer are well-versed in the diagnosis of the extraordinary meridians. However, many complex and difficult conditions in clinical practice require the application … Read more

Acupuncture: The Eight Extraordinary Meridians – Ren Meridian

Acupuncture: The Eight Extraordinary Meridians - Ren Meridian

II. Ren Meridian 【Pathway】 (Su Wen · Gu Kong Lun): The Ren Meridian originates below the Zhongji (Middle Pole), ascends through the pubic hair region, enters the abdomen, ascends to the Guanyuan (Gate of Origin), and reaches the throat, then ascends to the jaw and enters the eye. Translation: It starts from within the lower … Read more

The Eight Extraordinary Meridians and Their Intersection Points

The Eight Extraordinary Meridians and Their Intersection Points

Acupuncture points, commonly known as “points“, are special locations on the body where the qi of the internal organs and meridians is infused into the surface. The term “腧” (shù) relates to the meaning of transmission and infusion, while “穴” (xué) means a hole or opening. There are many acupuncture points in the human body, … Read more

Acupuncture: The Eight Extraordinary Meridians – Governing Vessel

Acupuncture: The Eight Extraordinary Meridians - Governing Vessel

The Eight Extraordinary Meridians 1. Governing Vessel 【Pathway】 “Nan Mai: Twenty-Eight Difficulties”: The Governing Vessel originates from the lower extreme of the Shu points, travels along the spine, ascends to the Fengfu (Wind Palace), and enters the brain. (It ascends to the vertex, follows the forehead, and reaches the nasal column) Translation: The Governing Vessel … Read more

Chronic Illness and the Search for the Extraordinary Meridians: A Revelation

Chronic Illness and the Search for the Extraordinary Meridians: A Revelation

Chronic illnesses that do not heal require attention to the Extraordinary Meridians Complex and difficult diseases require consideration of the Extraordinary MeridiansEight Extraordinary Meridians often present multiple symptoms that can sometimes be confused with those of the regular meridians. Conventional treatment methods may not be effective. For example, in cases of persistent uterine bleeding, using … Read more

The Pathways of the Twelve Meridians and Their Main Symptoms

The Pathways of the Twelve Meridians and Their Main Symptoms

The twelve meridians of the human body connect the internal organs and the limbs. Therefore, understanding the characteristics of the symptoms associated with the twelve meridians can help identify the origin of the disease and the nature of the pathological condition. 1. Hand Taiyin Lung Meridian (Shǒu Tàiyīn Fèi Jīng) Pathway: Begins at the middle … Read more

Regulating ‘Laziness’ and Transforming Qi Deficiency Constitution: Start with This Formula!

Regulating 'Laziness' and Transforming Qi Deficiency Constitution: Start with This Formula!

“A series of articles on the ‘Fundamental Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine’ aims to help everyone better learn TCM, breaking the cycle of ‘seeking only formulas without learning medicine.’ We will unveil the mysteries of TCM with lively and interesting texts and phenomena, opening the door to a new world, while also allowing you to … Read more