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-- -- -- -- -- -- BL 45 BL 46 BL 47 BL 48 BL 49 BL 50 BL 51 BL 52 BL 31 BL 32 BL 53 • Acupuncture involves the insertion of very fine needles into the body to stimulate acupoints, of which the major ones are shown on this chart • These points are located along 14 meridians traversing the head, arms, legs, and trunk • With the exception of the Ren and Du meridians, all meridians are symmetrical, traversing both sides of the body (Note: Although this chart shows meridians on both sides of the body, only one side is labeled) • These meridians are channels through which Qi (vital energy) flows result organs -- -- -- 57 -- -- -- FIGURE 1: Anterior View of Meridians FIGURE 2: Posterior View of Meridians Notes: The first point of the Ren LR 9 Meridian (RN 1) cannot be seen in SP 10 this figure • It is located between the scrotum and the anus in men, SP9 and between the posterior commissure of the labia and the SP 8 anus in women () = 19*2007 Mindsource Technologies Inc. throughout the body· If the flow of Qi is insufficient or interrupted, then the body's yin and yang become unbalanced, and illness may • Acupuncture removes blockages in the flow of Qi by diffusing lactic acid and carbon monoxide that accumulate in muscle tissue and cause stiffness and stagnation of blood • This stiffness creates abnormal pressure on nerves, lymph nodes, and blood vessels, which adversely affects the function of the skeletal system and internal lung Meridian (lU) - 11 points large Intestine Meridian (L1) - 20 points Stomach Meridian (ST) - 45 points Spleen Meridian (SP) - 21 points Heart Meridian (HT) - 9 points Small Intestine Meridian (SI) - 19 points Bladder Meridian (Bl) - 67 points Kidney Meridian (KI) - 27 points Pericardium Meridian (PC) - 9 points Sanjiao (Triple Energizer) Meridian (SJ) - 23 points Gallbladder Meridian (GB) - 44 points Liver Meridian (lR) - 14 points Du Meridian (Governor Vessel) (DU) - 28 points Ren Meridian (Conception Vessel) (RN) - 24 points
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• Acupuncture involves the insertion of very fine needles into the body to stimulate acupoints, of which the major ones are shown on this chart • These points are located along 14 meridians traversing the head, arms, legs, and trunk • With the exception of the Ren and Du meridians, all meridians are symmetrical, traversing both sides of the body (Note: Although this chart shows meridians on both sides of the body, only one side is labeled) • These meridians are channels
through which Qi (vital energy) flows
result
organs
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FIGURE 1: Anterior View of Meridians FIGURE 2: Posterior View of Meridians
Notes: The first point of the Ren LR 9
Meridian (RN 1) cannot be seen in SP 10
this figure • It is located between the scrotum and the anus in men, SP9 and between the posterior commissure of the labia and the~ SP 8 anus in women()
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throughout the body· If the flow of Qi is insufficient or interrupted, then the body's yin and yang become unbalanced, and illness may
• Acupuncture removes blockages in the flow of Qi by diffusing lactic acid and carbon monoxide that accumulate in muscle tissue and cause stiffness and stagnation of blood • This stiffness creates abnormal pressure on nerves, lymph nodes, and blood vessels, which adversely affects the function of the skeletal system and internal
lung Meridian (lU) - 11 points large Intestine Meridian (L1) - 20 points Stomach Meridian (ST) - 45 points Spleen Meridian (SP) - 21 points Heart Meridian (HT) - 9 points Small Intestine Meridian (SI) - 19 points Bladder Meridian (Bl) - 67 points Kidney Meridian (KI) - 27 points Pericardium Meridian (PC) - 9 points Sanjiao (Triple Energizer) Meridian (SJ) - 23 points Gallbladder Meridian (GB) - 44 points Liver Meridian (lR) - 14 points Du Meridian (Governor Vessel) (DU) - 28 points Ren Meridian (Conception Vessel) (RN) - 24 points
FIGURE 3: Let.rel VI.w of Merldlen.
--- Lung Meridian (LU) - 11 points --- Large Intestine Meridian (L1) - 20 points --- Stomach Meridian (5T) - 45 points --- Spleen Meridian (5P) - 21 points
Heart Meridian (HT) - 9 points --- Small Intestine Meridian (51) - 19 points --- Bladder Meridian (BL) - 67 points
PC 9 ---.-- Kidney Meridian (KI) - 27 points --- Pericardium Meridian (PC) - 9 points --- Sanjiao (Triple Energizer) Meridian (5J) - 23 points --- Gallbladder Meridian (GB) - 44 points
Liver Meridian (LR) - 14 points ---.-- Du Meridian (Governor Vessel) (DU) - 28 points ---.-- Ren Meridian (Conception Vessel) (RN) - 24 points
FIGURE 4: M.rldlen. of the H.ed (Let.rel View)
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Notes: Points KI 1, DU 28, and HT 1 cannot be seen in this figure ...• KI 1 is located on the sole of the foot at the depression that appears during plantar flexion (at the junction of the anterior third and posterior two-thirds of the line connecting the base of the second and third toes and the heel) • DU 28 is located under the upper lip, at the junction of the labial frenulum and upper gum· HT 1 is located at the apex of the axillary fossa, just medial to the axillary artery
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Emotional Reflex Chart
Organ/Meridian
Primary Emotions Secondary Emotions Negative Emotions Positive Emotions
Stomach Over-sen~itivity Self-aggrandizement,
Fixated, Egoistic, Quit Anxious, Disgust, Inhibited
1. Loathing 2. Self-obsessed 3. Dejection 4. Tense 5. Restrained
6. Disappointment 7. Greed 8. Criticism 9. Doubt
10. Bitterness
1. Compatibility 2. Empathy 3. Harmony 4. Reliable 5. Contentment
6. Sincerity 7. Accepting 8. Enthusiastic 9. Faithfulness
10. Expectancy
Pancreas/Spleen Low Self-esteem Vicarious living,
Over-concerned Hopelessness, Lack of' Control. Troubled, Misgivings
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1. Self-delusion 2. Over-anxious 3. Desperation 4. Suspicion 5. Distress
6. Surrender 7. Submissive 8. Deserted 9. Unloved
10. Destructive
1. Consideration 2. Confidence 3. Faith in Future 4. Assurance 5. Dedicated
6. Gracious 7. Steadfast 8. Fulfillment 9. Elation
10. Bliss
Large Intestines Coerced, Forced. Feeling Control
Weeping, Obsessively Neat, Temperamental
1. Mourning 2. Fastidious 3. On Edge 4. Obstinate 5. Judgmental
6. C€?mpulsive 7. Indecisive 8. Selfish 9. Dominating
10. Unmerciful
1. Refinement 2. Creative 3. Imaginative 4. Affection 5. Faithful
6. Serenity 7. Compassion 8. Inspired 9. Peace
10. Joy
Lungs Grief Dejected, Pining,
Foggy Thinking, Torment, Sadness
1. Melancholy 2. Self-pity 3. Perplexed 4. Heartache 5. False 8ride
. ,6. HaughtY 7. Depressed 8. Scorn/Disdain 9. Intolerance
10. Regret
1. Cheerful 2. Humility 3. Modesty 4. Openness 5. Tolerance
6. Optimistic 7. Unselfish 8. Meek 9. Accessible
10. Patient
Bladder "CanJr, Frozen Wit Power
Offended, Shy. Incompetent, Vague, Blase Attitude
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1. Insulted 2. Timid 3. Careless 4.. Vacillating 5. Mediocrity
6. Fearful 7. Terror 8. Restlessness 9. Frustration
10. Powerlessness
1. Adequacy 2. Inner,Directed 3. Tranquility 4. Quietness 5. Galm
6. Composure 7. Perfection 8. Desire 9. Courage
10. Accurate
Primary Emotions Secondary Emotions Neaative Emotions Positive Emotions
ThyroidJAdrenals Disoriented Confused Thinking, 1. Dementia 6. Argumentative 1. Comfortable 6. Patient
Paranoia, Neurotic, 2. Befuddled 7. Demanding 2. Pleased 7. Noble Mood Swings, Puzzled 3. Bipolar 8. Repulsive 3. Exacting 8. Pleasant
4. Confusion 9. Ridiculing 4. Friendship 9. Agreeable 5. Contradictory 10. Overly Emotional 5. Cherish 10. Witty
Prostate/Sex Organs/ Pituitary Absence of Thinking Dissipated, Emotionally 1. Devitalized 6. Dishonest 1. Truthful 6. Dignity & Feeling Restrained, Lethargic, 2. Repressed 7. Remorse 2. Warmth 7. Genius
Lucid Dreaming, 3. Mental Inertia 8. Rejection 3. Energetic 8. Joyful Apathetic Memory 4. Guilt 9. Cynical 4. Passion 9. Extroversion
5. Apathy 10. Immoral 5. Intimacy 10. Fantasizing
Deep Emotions 1 V\brthlessness, Shameful, Uncaring, 1. Unproductive 6. Unkempt 1. Systematic 6. Organized Unworthy, Useless Vague, Superficial, 2. Conceit 7. Wreckless 2. Logical 7. Busy
Vengeful " 3. Ineffective 8. Unimaginative 3. Methodical 8. Helpful 4. Boring 9. Humorless 4. Disciplined 9. Friendly 5. Wasteful 10. Futile 5. Orderly 10. Composed
Deep Emotions 2 Impotent, Frigid Vain, Lack of Influence 1. Introverted 6. Conforming 1. Adaptable 6. Decorum
Hyper-tense, Passionless 2. Pompous 7. Defenseless 2. Obedient 7. Compliant 3. Compulsive 8. Unresponsive 3. Good-natured 8. Compromise 4. Inflexible 9. Stressed-out 4. Conventional 9. Zealous 5. Sexless 10. Barren, 5. Life of the party 10. Prolific
