The twelve meridians's twelve points correspond to the four seasons of Yin and Yang, which is the end of all things and the foundation of life and death. The twelve meridians in the human body corresponds to twelve hours respectively, and rotates with time, so that qi and blood in the human body can flow orderly in the the twelve meridians.

People who can effectively adapt to mastering qi, blood, yin and yang must follow the operation of meridians. Today, we will briefly introduce the scientific regimen at twelve o'clock.

Introduction to the twelve meridians

Zhu Wenzeng, male, chief physician of acupuncture department of Guang 'anmen Hospital, Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, doctor of acupuncture, postdoctoral fellow in clinical medicine of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, director of acupuncture branch of Chinese acupuncture society, and expert in evaluation of National Natural Science Foundation. Clinically, he advocates the combination of disease differentiation and syndrome differentiation, and has unique views on the treatment of nervous system diseases with acupuncture and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine.

Good at treating headache and myasthenia gravis. Dry eye, obesity, hemifacial spasm, facial paralysis, cervical spondylosis, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, polymyositis.