Why is it that whether the twelve meridians can function normally depends on whether the structure and function of the twelve meridians are normal?
Why do you say that "the tendons are one inch long and the life span is ten years long" and "the bones are strong and the tendons are soft, and the qi and blood flow naturally"?
I hope this map of the twelve meridians is helpful to everyone!
Basic knowledge of warp reinforcement
What are warp tendons?
Lingshu Jing clearly records the circulation of meridians and veins. "The claw nails starting from the ends of the limbs stop at the joints, stop at the neck and stop at the head and face, but they are not connected with the internal organs." "It is located between the superficial muscles of human body."
Now it is generally believed that meridian tendons are equivalent to muscles, tendons and ligaments in modern anatomy.
In fact, meridians involve more than these, including subcutaneous fat, visceral mesentery, visceral smooth muscle and some nerve solid structures.
What is the function of warp tendons?
Meridians are hidden in meridians, and rely on the nourishment of viscera, meridians, qi and blood. The relaxation and contraction of meridians can regulate the flow and speed of qi and blood. Its functions mainly include:
1. The main bundle of bones, combined with hundreds of skeletons, constitutes a shape bracket and shape;
2. Urge organs to ensure normal motor function of limbs;
3. Tie the limbs to ensure normal exercise;
4. Just as the city wall, Luo Wei's whole body and internal functions of internal organs are guaranteed;
5. The overall adjustment function of warp tendons;
6. Reflect local and visceral diseases;
7. Adjust the meridians hidden in the meridians.
It can be seen that meridians play a very important role in the external treatment of traditional Chinese medicine. Push, press, knead, pat, poke, pull, scrape, moxibustion and other conditioning methods can be used.
As a unique skill of Hunan traditional Chinese medicine, the meridian-tendon-inducing therapy integrates six techniques of traditional Chinese medicine (acupuncture, moxibustion, medicine, guiding and pressing stilts), and is taught by famous Chinese medicine experts Professor Chang Xiaorong and Professor Liu Mi personally, which is very effective for rapid conditioning of various meridian-tendon diseases and daily family health care!
Twelve-meridian reinforcement diagram
1, meridian of foot sun
Meridian circulation of the foot sun: it starts from the little toe of the foot, goes up to the lateral ankle, obliquely goes up to the knee, goes down to the heel along the lateral ankle, goes up to the hip along the achilles tendon, and its branches go up to the calf (outside the hip), up to the inside of the hip and up to the hip. Branching into the base of tongue; Those who go straight are tied to the occipital bone and go all the way to the top of the head, from forehead to nose; Branches form a "reticular network" (that is, the upper eyelid), down to the nasal side, and the back part branches from the axillary side to the acromion; One branch enters the armpit, goes up out of the pelvic cavity, and ends in the ear mastoid (bone completion). The other branch comes from the lack of basin and ends in nasal inclination.
Important symptoms of meridian tendon of foot sun are as follows:
2, foot shaoyang meridian tendons
Meridian circulation of foot shaoyang: starting from the fourth toe, ending at the lateral side of ankle, ascending along the lateral edge of tibia and ending at the lateral side of knee; It diverges from the fibula. Go up to the outside of the thigh, the front end is tied to the "rabbit" and the back end is tied to the sacrum. People who walk straight, through the seasonal ribs, go up to the front edge of armpit, tie it to the breast and tie a knot without a basin. Those who walk straight, go up to the armpit, cross the basin, walk in front of the sun tendon, along the back of the ear, up to the forehead, meet at the top of the head, down to the jaw and end up on the nose. Branches are knotted at the outer corner of the eye to form an "outer dimension"
Important symptoms of meridian tendons of foot shaoyang are as follows:
3. Foot Yangming Meridian
The meridian and tendon of foot Yangming follow: starting from the second, third and fourth toes and ending at the instep; It covers the fibula obliquely outward, connects to the outside of the knee, connects to the metaphyseal shaft (greater trochanter), and connects to the spine along the ribs. People who walk straight go up from the tibia to the knee. The branch is tied to the fibula and intersects with the shaoyang meridian. Straight walkers go up along the lying rabbit, knot in front of the femur, gather in the genitals, distribute upward in the abdomen, knot in the pelvic cavity, upper neck and mouth, meet in the nose, and join the meridian of the foot sun-the sun is "eye surfing" (lower eyelid) above. Wherein the branch starts from the cheek and ends in front of the ear.
Important symptoms of meridian tendons of Foot Yangming are as follows:
4. Foot Taiyin Meridian
Meridian meridian of Taiyin foot: starting from the inner end of the big toe and ending at the medial malleolus; Walking straight, around the auxiliary bone in the knee (tibia, ankle inside), going up along the inner thigh, stopping in front of the femur, gathering in the genitals, going up in the abdomen, stopping at the umbilicus, stopping at the abdomen, stopping at the ribs, and scattered in the chest; It's inside, attached to the spine.
Important symptoms of the tendon of the foot Taiyin meridian are as follows:
5, foot less Yin meridian tendons
The tendon of foot shaoyin meridian is as follows: it starts from the lower side of the little finger, goes obliquely under the medial malleolus with the foot sun meridian, ends at the heel, joins the tendon of foot sun meridian, ends under the medial tibia ankle, goes up with the tendon of foot taiyin meridian, goes along the inner thigh, ends at the pudendum, goes along the spine, wraps around the neck, ends at the occipital bone, and joins the foot sun meridian.
Important symptoms of yin deficiency in meridians and tendons are as follows:
6. Foot Jueyin Meridian
Meridian circulation of Foot Jueyin: Starting from the top of big toe and ending in front of medial malleolus. Along the tibia, it is tied to the medial ankle of the tibia, up to the inner thigh, tied to the genitals, and connected to the meridians.
The important symptoms of the meridian tendons of the foot Jue Yin are as follows:
7, hand drying warp tendons
Meridian circulation of hand-sun: it starts at the top of the little finger of hand, ends at the back of wrist, goes up along the inner edge of forearm, ends behind the sharp bone of elbow (inside the upper ankle of humerus), ends under armpit, and branches back to the rear edge of armpit, goes up around scapula, goes up along the neck from the front of meridian of foot-sun, and ends at the mastoid behind ear; Branch into the ear; The person who walks straight goes out of the ear, and the lower forehead is tied down and connected to the corner of the eye. There is also a supporting rib coming out of the mandible, at the corner of the maxilla and mandible, along the front of the ear, even belonging to the outer canthus, on the forehead and ending at the frontal angle.
Important symptoms of meridian tendon of hand sun are as follows:
8, hand shaoyang meridian tendons
Hand shaoyang meridian follows: it starts at the end of the ring finger, ends at the wrist back, ends at the elbow along the forearm, runs around the upper shoulder on the lateral edge of the upper arm, reaches the neck, and joins the hand taiyang meridian. Its branches enter at the lower frontal angle and contact with the base of the tongue; The other branch goes up from the mandibular angle, along the front of the ear, connects to the corner of the eye, goes up to the forehead and ends at the frontal angle.
The important symptoms of the channels and tendons of hand shaoyang are as follows:
9, hand Yangming meridian tendons
Meridian circulation of Yangming Meridian of Hand: it starts at the end of index finger, ends at the back of wrist, goes up along the outside of forearm and ends at acromion; Its branches are around the scapula and next to the spine; Go straight from shoulder to neck; Branches on the cheeks and knots beside the nose; Go straight to the front of the temple, upper frontal angle, head and lower forehead.
The important symptoms of meridian tendons of hand Yangming are as follows:
10, Taiyin Meridian of Hand
The Taiyin meridian of the hand follows: it starts from the thumb of the hand, ends behind the thenar, runs outside the cunkou artery, goes up to the forearm and ends at the elbow; Then go up along the inner side of the upper arm, enter the armpit, leave the pelvic cavity, tie a knot in front of the acromion, tie a knot in the pelvic cavity at the upper part, and tie a knot in the chest at the lower part, and pass through the part to reach the seasonal threat.
Important symptoms of meridian tendons of Taiyin hand are as follows:
1 1, Hand Jueyin Meridian
Meridians and tendons of hand Jueyin follow: it starts from fingers, runs parallel to meridians and tendons of hand Taiyin, ends at the inside of elbow, goes up at the inside of upper arm, ends at armpit, and spreads downward around lateral abdomen; Its branches enter the armpit, spread in the chest and knot in the diaphragm.
The important symptoms of the channels and tendons of hand Jueyin are as follows:
12, tendons in the hands with little yin meridian
Meridian circulation of hand shaoyin: it starts from the inside of the little finger of hand, ends at the pointed bone of wrist back (bean bone), ends at the inside of elbow, then goes up into armpit, joins Taiyin meridian, goes in the chest, ends in the chest, goes down along diaphragm, and is tied to navel.
The important symptoms of hand-shaoyin meridian tendon are as follows: