Treatments

Jing-Well and Metal Point of the Triple Energizer Channel.
Seasonal Point: Winter

Whenever the heavenly stem of the current day is S.VI (as indicated

You will find different concepts of sedation in this paragraph although Shāngqiū SP5 has an eminent depiction in this app. The presented acupuncture points will have many other qualifications beside their SP-channel sedating effect. It is recommended to check the different point indications and to choose the concepts that fit best your patient’s actual needs.

You will find different concepts of tonification in this paragraph although Jiěxī ST41 has an eminent depiction in this app. The presented acupuncture points will have many other qualifications beside their SP-channel tonifying effect. It is recommended to check the different point indications and to choose the concepts that fit best your patient’s actual needs.

At this juncture the back-shu point of the spleen Píshū BL20 as well as the back-shu point of the san jiao Sānjiāoshū BL22 (noon-midnight connection) are accessible and most effective.

The spleen’s back-shu point Píshū BL20 tonifies spleen qi and yang, resolves dampness, raises spleen qi and holds the blood, and regulates and harmonizes the qi of the middle jiao.

Generally the yin channels are much more important for yuan-source indications and for the host-guest rule. Therefore, usually the “Switch on yin” mode is more accurate than the “Switch on yang” mode.  Due to the extended noon-midnight law, however, we have access to yin as well as to a yang channel at all times.

He-Sea and Water Point of the Spleen Channel.
Seasonal Point: Autumn

Generally, the xi-cleft points are used mostly in acute conditions and pain. In addition, the yin channel’s xi-cleft points are indicated for disorders of blood.

Jing-River and Metal Point of the Spleen Channel.
Seasonal Point: Late Summer

At this juncture the luo-connecting points SP4 as well as TE5 (noon-midnight connection) are accessible and most effective.