Illustration of six meridians on the back. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that meridians are channels that run qi and blood, connect zang-fu organs with body surface and various parts of the body, and are the regulation system of human functions. Do you know what the illustrations on the back of the Six Classics are? Let's have a look.

Illustration of Six Meridians on the Back 1 Chinese medicine believes that meridians are channels that run qi and blood, connect viscera, body surface and various parts of the body, and are the regulation system of human functions. Meridian science is also the basis of human acupuncture and massage and an important part of Chinese medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that meridians are channels that run qi and blood, connect zang-fu organs with body surface and various parts of the body, and are the regulation system of human functions. Meridian is also the basis of human acupuncture and massage and an important part of Chinese medicine. Meridian theory is one of the cores of the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, which originated in ancient times and serves today. In the long medical history of more than two thousand years, it has been playing an important role in safeguarding the health of the Chinese nation.

1. Foot Sun Meridian: It starts at the little toe of the foot, ends at the lateral ankle, obliquely ends at the knee, ends at the heel along the lateral ankle, ends at the hip along the achilles tendon, and its branches end at the calf (outside the ankle), ends at the medial ankle and ends at 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 process (bone completion). The other branch comes from the lack of basin and ends in nasal inclination.

2. Meridians of Foot Shaoyang: starting from the fourth toe and ending at the lateral 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"

3. Foot Yin and Yang Meridian: 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. People who walk straight go up along the crouching rabbit, tie knots in front of the femur, gather in the genitals, distribute upward in the abdomen, tie knots in the pelvic cavity, upper neck and mouth, meet at the nose, and meet with the meridians of the foot sun above-the sun is "eye surfing" (lower eyelid). Wherein the branch starts from the cheek and ends in front of the ear.

4, the foot sun meridian: starting from the inner end of the big toe and ending at the inner ankle; 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.

5. Foot Shaoyang Meridian: It starts from the lower side of the little finger, runs diagonally under the medial malleolus with the same foot, ends at the heel, merges with the foot Taiyang Meridian, ends under the medial malleolus of tibia, goes up with the foot Taiyin Meridian, ends at the vulva, along the inner thigh, around the spine, ends at the nape, ends at the occipital bone and merges with the foot Taiyang Meridian.

6. Foot Jueyin Meridian: Starting from the top of the big toe and ending in front of the 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.

Illustration of Six Meridians on the Back Figure 2 Plaster Acupoints

The plaster point is located on the back of the human body, below the spinous process of the fourth thoracic vertebra, and about 3 inches beside the big vertebra. Plaster acupoint is mainly used to treat the symptoms of shoulder stiffness and pain, and long-term massage can relieve the symptoms of shoulder and neck swelling and pain.

Shu Fei pt.

This acupoint is located below the spinous process of the third vertebra of human body, at the side of the big vertebra 1.5 inch. If Shu Fei point is elevated, it is mostly a picture of lung heat in the chest accompanied by respiratory diseases. Regular massage of Shu Fei acupoint can relieve skin swelling and pain, asthma and cough.

bladder meridian

The bladder meridian is mainly used to clean the position 1.5 inch below the spinous process of the second sacral vertebra. If the bladder has oval nodules, it is mostly a sign of enuresis. If there is tenderness, it is mostly a sign of low back pain and numbness of lower limbs.

Ganshu point

Ganshu point is located below the protrusion of the ninth vertebra of human body, at the position of 1.5 inch beside the big vertebra. If there are nodules at Ganshu point, most of them are symptoms such as insomnia and dizziness. Under normal circumstances, the prismatic nodules at Ganshu point are mostly the precursors of abdominal distension and jaundice.

Xiao Changshu

The small intestine book is located below the spinous process of the first sacral vertebra, laterally 1.5 inch. If there are bubbles rotating in the small intestine, it is generally a manifestation of female uterine prolapse. And there are oval nodules, which are mostly the precursors of dizziness and neck diseases.

Shenshu point

Shenshu point is located below the spinous process of human spine, at the position of 1.5 inch on the side of the greater vertebra. Under normal circumstances, if there are nodular symptoms at Shenshu point, it is mostly a precursor of hematuria, low back pain and impotence, accompanied by tinnitus, dizziness and other symptoms.

Diagram of Six Meridians on the Back Figure 3 the twelve meridians is symmetrically distributed on both sides of the body, walking along the inner or both sides of the upper or lower limbs respectively. Every meridian belongs to viscera or fu-organs, so the name of every meridian in the twelve meridians includes three parts: hand or foot, yin or yang, and viscera or fu-organs. Hands on upper limbs, feet on lower limbs; Yin meridian runs on the inside of limbs and belongs to viscera, while Yang meridian runs on both sides of limbs and belongs to viscera. Among them, there are ***2 meridians and 5 veins on the back, the Du meridian is located at the midline of the back, and the midline of the back of the bladder meridian is next to the first lateral line 1.5 inch, belonging to the whole body dorsal Shu point. The second lateral line of the bladder meridian is 3 inches away from the midline of the back and descends along the medial line of the clavicle.

Benefits of dredging back meridians

Dredging the back meridians is a health care treatment, which is mainly suitable for the treatment of infection and back diseases. Dredging the back meridians can treat many diseases. There are also many benefits to applying this therapy. Most patients are treated by cupping. During treatment, according to the stimulation of acupuncture points on the back, all the meridians on the body are opened, which plays a role in dredging. The spine in the middle of the back is the running line of the Du meridian, which is in charge of the Yang meridian of the Du meridian and has the function of guiding, adjusting and connecting other Yang meridians, and its influence is very critical. The bladder meridian on both sides of the spine runs through the whole body, and the five internal organs have relative reflection points at their Shu points. The physiological changes of five zang-organs function can be reflected in the acupoints on the back.

If cupping is often done in the middle or both sides of the back. This unique stimulation is not only conducive to the rapid dredging of meridians, but also can adjust internal organs, promote blood circulation system, improve endocrine function, stimulate cellular immunity, enhance autoimmune function and disease resistance, and reduce the occurrence of diseases according to the transmission efficiency of the central nervous system. It can be seen that cupping on the back has many benefits, so why don't people who like cupping do it on the back? What are the benefits of cupping back meridians dredging? It can cure diseases and prevent infectious diseases. Cupping is a classic treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, which is widely used by most people.

How to transport back meridians in traditional Chinese medicine

The meridians on the back connect every part of the human body. Regular back massage can connect the whole body's blood gas, promote blood, blood circulation and metabolism between tissues, relieve fatigue and muscle pain, get rid of diseases and strengthen the body, and enhance people's resistance. Let's discuss the way of back massage.

Chinese medicine believes that several acupoints of the body are tied on the back, and properly hitting the north can strengthen yang, dredge meridians, promote blood gas circulation, relieve fatigue, soothe the nerves, help sleep, enhance endocrine and central nervous system, and enhance immunity. Kicking is simple and easy, and will not be controlled by time. Generally, there are shooting method (virtual palm tapping) and knocking method (virtual fist tapping). Both techniques should be light but not heavy, so as to ensure harmonious posture, balanced rhythm and strong practicability and extensibility. When patting legs, gently pat your hands from top to bottom or from bottom to top along both sides of the spine, and the flapping range is appropriate to make the human body vibrate without feeling pain. You can beat yourself or others, and the person who is beaten can sit or lie down. Generally, the frequency of kicking is 60 to 100 times per minute, and kicking 1 2 times a day is enough, and the kicking time is limited to 20 minutes each time.