Non-Meridian Points

There are some acupuncture points that do not lie on any particular meridians. For example, auriculotherapy utilizes the external surface of the ear to treat conditions. It makes use of hundreds of points on the ear. Hand acupuncture only uses acupun[...]

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Back Shu Points

Back shu points are located on the paraspinal muscles found on either side of the spine. The chi of every organ of the body is transported to and from these points. The chi of these organs can be influenced and manipulated by working these back shu p[...]

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Front Mu Points

These points called 'front mu' are actually located very close to their corresponding organs. They are unique in the sense that they have a direct effect on the organ but not on the corresponding meridian

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Hui Meeting Points

These meeting points are said to have a 'special' effect on the particular organs and tissues

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Yuan Source Points

These yuan source points are those from which a particular type of chi - yuan - can be accessed and manipulated. Yuan chi is the chi responsible for 'creation.'

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