The 15 Collaterals(十五脉络)
Each of the 12 regular meridians has one collateral branching out from a point called the “Luo-connecting point” on the four limbs. The Spleen has major collate...
Each of the 12 regular meridians has one collateral branching out from a point called the “Luo-connecting point” on the four limbs. The Spleen has major collate...
Each of the 12 regular meridians has one divergent meridian. They branch out from the 12 regular meridians at the four limbs and run deeply inside the body to d...
They are Du, Ren, Chong, Dai, Yin Qiao, Yang Qiao, Yin Wei, and Yang Wei. Only Du and Ren have their points . They are not exteriorly–interiorly related and do ...
(1) Muscle regions: They function to transport Qi and blood to nourish the muscles and tendons, connect all the bones and joints of the body, and maintain the n...
Each of the 12 regular meridians has one collateral branching out from a point called the “Luo-connecting point” on the four limbs. The Spleen has major collate...
(1) Distribution feature: In the limbs: Yin — medial, Yang — lateral; front — Tai-Yin and Yangming, middle — Jue-Yin and Shao-Yang, back — Shao-Yin and Tai-Yang...
(1) Connecting all parts of the body as a whole: Zang-Fu organs and limbs; Zang-Fu and sense organs; Zang-Fu and Zang-Fu; Jing-Luo and Jing-Luo. (2) Transportin...
“Jing-Luo” is a general collective term for the pathway that the body’s energy or Qi circulates through. “Jing” originally means “boulevard” or refers to the ma...
Body Fluid and Blood are liquid nourishment for the whole body; both come from the essential substances of food and water. TCM acknowledges, “Body Fluid and Blo...
Qi is a Yang substance, whereas Body Fluid is a Yin substance. The relationship between Qi and Body Fluid is similar to the relationship between Qi and Blood. H...