The twelve Divergent meridians
The twelve Divergent meridians form deep connecting channels between the Primary Meridians, paired Yin and Yang organs and the head.
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All articlesThe fifteen Luo meridians
The fifteen Luo meridians connect paired Yin and Yang meridians and form an important linking layer within the meridian system.
Read moreThe twelve Primary Meridians
The twelve Primary Meridians form the core of the meridian system and connect six Yin and six Yang meridians with their organs and elements.
Read moreIntroduction to meridian theory
An introduction to meridians as an energetic network for Qi and Blood, protection, diagnosis and treatment within TCM.
Read moreAncient Shu points on the lower leg
The Ancient Shu points on the lower leg include the six leg meridians, the lower He/Sea points and several of the most frequently used clinical acupuncture points.
Read moreThe functions of the Ancient Shu points
Each of the five Ancient Shu points has specific functions for the spirit, Heat, organs, joints, voice, bones and digestion.
Read moreThe Five Element points / the Ancient Shu points
The Ancient Shu points connect five acupuncture points on each meridian with the Five Elements and their therapeutic qualities.
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