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12 primary channels
- enter primary organs
- deep in the body
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5 transporting points
- elbow and knee down
- jing well
- ying spring
- shu streams
- jing rivers
- he sea
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jing well
- always at the extremity
- yang is first point
- yin is the last point
- springs up when lots of rain
- nebulous, changes from yin to yang
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ying spring
- always second from the extremity
- can dry up so boundreis of stream is less clear
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shu streams
- always third from extremity
- except GB channel
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jing rivers
don't follow a specific rule, generally between shu stream and he sea
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he sea
- always at the elbow or knee
- qi point is relatively slow to sea reaction
- need deeper needle
- direction of flow is not as clear
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jing well
- yang: always metal, nails are tools
- yin: wood
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jing well
fx/i
- metal/wood
- fx: revival
- indication:
- mania
- panic attacks (fullness under heart or chest)
- loss of consciousness
-
ying spring
fx/i
- water/fire
- fx: clear heat in the body
- indication:temp control in the body e.g. too hot or too cold, fever, excess or insufficient sweat
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shu stream
fx/i
- wind, cold, damp in joints
- joint issues like arthiritis
- heaviness in joints (bi syndrome)
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jing river
fx/i
- fire/metal
- indication:
treat respiratory issues - sudden loss of voice
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he sea
fx/i
- earth/water
- indication:counterflow especially in intestine
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