Flush Vessel
It is the "sea" of the meridians (click here to read more)
It is the "sea" of the meridians (click here to read more).....................
“Flush” in Chinese is “Chong” which means “road”, and has the meaning of extending in all directions, and is the flow of the twelve meridians.
It’s the commander of the qi and blood of all meridians. The Flush Vessel will contain and store them when there is excess qi and blood in the meridians and zang-fu organs;
the Flush Vessel will perfuses and replenishes the qi and blood back to the meridians and zang-fu organs when the qi and blood of them are insufficient.
The disease of Flush Vessel will cause abdominal distension and acute pain.
The disease of Flush Vessel will cause abdominal distension and acute pain.
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11 Acupoints in Each Side
Code: FV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Flush Vessel
It is the "sea" of the meridians (click here to read more)
It is the "sea" of the meridians (click here to read more).....................
“Flush” in Chinese is “Chong” which means “road”, and has the meaning of extending in all directions, and is the flow of the twelve meridians. It’s the commander of the qi and blood of all meridians. The Flush Vessel will contain and store them when there is excess qi and blood in the meridians and zang-fu organs; the Flush Vessel will perfuses and replenishes the qi and blood back to the meridians and zang-fu organs when the qi and blood of them are insufficient.
The disease of Flush Vessel will cause abdominal distension and acute pain.
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11 Acupoints in Each Side
Code: FV
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Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Belt Vessel
The network zone of the three meridians of Flush Vessel, Ren and Du meridians (click here to read more)
The network zone of the three meridians of Flush Vessel, Ren and Du meridians (click here to read more).....................
The Belt Vessel is the collateral meridian of the Ren meridian, Du meridian and Flush Vessel. It can also restrain all the meridians running through here, strengthen the connection between the meridians and also protect the fetus.
The main manifestations are abdominal distention, lumbar spine pain, female vaginal discharge, foot atrophy, etc when lesions occur here.
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3 Acupoints in Each Side, circle around the belly
Code: BV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Belt Vessel
The network zone of the three meridians of Flush Vessel, Ren and Du meridians (click here to read more)
The network zone of the three meridians of Flush Vessel, Ren and Du meridians (click here to read more).....................
The Belt Vessel is the collateral meridian of the Ren meridian, Du meridian and Flush Vessel. It can also restrain all the meridians running through here, strengthen the connection between the meridians and also protect the fetus. The main manifestations are abdominal distention, lumbar spine pain, female vaginal discharge, foot atrophy, etc when lesions occur here.
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3 Acupoints in Each Side, circle around the belly
Code: BV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yin Heel Vessel
In charge of yin-qi, lower body movement and eye opening and closing (click here to read more)
In charge of yin-qi, lower body movement and eye opening and closing (click here to read more).....................
The lateral muscles of the limbs are sluggish and the medial muscles are tense with inversion of the feet, slashing of the legs and abdominal muscles, paralysis and weakness, sore throat, lethargy or insomnia, drooping eyelids or inability to open and close both eyes, pale tongue, white coating, and weak pulse when the Yin Heel Vessel got sick.
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3 Acupoints in Each Side, from inner ankles to inner corner of eyes
Code: Yin HV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yin Heel Vessel
In charge of yin-qi, lower body movement and eye opening and closing (click here to read more)
In charge of yin-qi, lower body movement and eye opening and closing (click here to read more).....................
The lateral muscles of the limbs are sluggish and the medial muscles are tense with inversion of the feet, slashing of the legs and abdominal muscles, paralysis and weakness, sore throat, lethargy or insomnia, drooping eyelids or inability to open and close both eyes, pale tongue, white coating, and weak pulse when the Yin Heel Vessel got sick.
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3 Acupoints in Each Side, from inner ankles to inner corner of eyes
Code: Yin HV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yang Heel Vessel
Branch of BL meridian. Controling the opening and closing of the eyes and the movement of lower extremity muscles (click here to read more)
Branch of BL meridian. Controling the opening and closing of the eyes and the movement of lower extremity muscles (click here to read more).....................
Starting on the outside of the heel and then reaches up the inner corner of the eye along with the BL Meridian and GB Meridian. Meeting Yin Heel Vessel in the eyes, and then going up along the meridians. Finally, joining to the acupoint of Fengchi at the back of the neck. The foot eversion is often formed when the Yang Heel Vessel is intense.
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13 Acupoints in Each Side, from outer ankles to inner corner of eyes
Code: Yang HV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yang Heel Vessel
Branch of BL meridian. Controling the opening and closing of the eyes and the movement of lower extremity muscles (click here to read more)
Branch of BL meridian. Controling the opening and closing of the eyes and the movement of lower extremity muscles (click here to read more).....................
Starting on the outside of the heel and then reaches up the inner corner of the eye along with the BL Meridian and GB Meridian. Meeting Yin Heel Vessel in the eyes, and then going up along the meridians. Finally, joining to the acupoint of Fengchi at the back of the neck. The foot eversion is often formed when the Yang Heel Vessel is intense.
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13 Acupoints in Each Side, from outer ankles to inner corner of eyes
Code: Yang HV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yin Link Vessel
Network, connecting the yin meridians of the whole body and passing though Ren Meridian (click here to read more)
Network, connecting the yin meridians of the whole body and passing though Ren meridian (click here to read more).....................
Regulating the qi and blood that accumulates in the collaterals. Balancing both functions of providing nutrition and defending against diseases. The lesions are mainly manifested as heart pain, stomach pain, chest and abdominal pain, and nausea.
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14 Acupoints in total, from inner calf to neck
Code: Yin LV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yin Link Vessel
Network, connecting the yin meridians of the whole body and passing though Ren Meridian (click here to read more)
Network, connecting the yin meridians of the whole body and passing though Ren meridian (click here to read more).....................
Regulating the qi and blood that accumulates in the collaterals. Balancing both functions of providing nutrition and defending against diseases. The lesions are mainly manifested as heart pain, stomach pain, chest and abdominal pain, and nausea.
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14 Acupoints in total, from inner calf to neck
Code: Yin LV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yang Link Vessel
Network, connecting the yang meridians of the whole body and passing though Du Meridian (click here to read more)
Network, connecting the yang meridians of the whole body and passing though Du meridian (click here to read more).....................
The lesions are mainly manifested as chills, fever, exogenous fever, etc.
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16 Acupoints in Each Side, from the outside of the foot to the back
Code: Yang LV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Yang Link Vessel
Network, connecting the yang meridians of the whole body and passing though Du Meridian (click here to read more)
Network, connecting the yang meridians of the whole body and passing though Du meridian (click here to read more).....................
The lesions are mainly manifested as chills, fever, exogenous fever, etc.
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16 Acupoints in Each Side, from the outside of the foot to the back
Code: Yang LV
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
Transliteration/English Name (click on the pictures below to enter each acupoint)
