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Name the 7 channel classifications
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1) Cutaneous Regions
2) Minute Collaterals 3) Sinew Channels 4) LUO-Connecting Channels 5) Primary Channels 6) Divergent Channels 7) Extraordinary Channels |
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Mean Students Little Pudgy Dick Eaters |
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Name the TAI YIN channels.
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Hand TAI YIN -- Lung
Foot TAI YIN -- Spleen |
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Name the JUE YIN channels.
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Hand JUE YIN -- Pericardium
Foot JUE YIN -- Liver |
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Name the SHAO YIN channels.
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Hand SHAO YIN -- Heart
Foot SHAO YIN -- Kidney |
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Name the TAI YANG channels.
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Hand TAI YANG -- Small Intestine
Foot TAI YANG -- Bladder |
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Name the YANG MING channels.
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Hand YANG MING -- Large Intestine
Foot YANG MING -- Stomach |
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Name the SHAO YANG channels.
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Hand SHAO YANG -- San Jiao
Foot SHAO YANG --Gall Bladder |
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Internal-External pairing for Lung is
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Large Intestine
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Internal-External pairing for Large Intestine is
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Lung
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Internal-External pairing for Spleen is
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Stomach
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Internal-External pairing for Stomach is
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Spleen
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Internal-External pairing for Pericardium
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San Jiao
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Internal-External pairing for San Jiao
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Pericardium
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Internal-External pairing for Liver is
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Gall Bladder
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Internal-External pairing for Gall Bladder is
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Liver
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Internal-External pairing for Heart is
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Small Intestine
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Internal-External pairing for Small Intestine is
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Heart
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Internal-External pairing for Kidney is
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Bladder
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Internal-External pairing for Bladder is
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Kidney
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YUAN Source points tends to be located where on the body?
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on physically active mobile parts
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YUAN Source points tonify what?
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YIN organs only
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Front MU points tonify what?
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all organs that they are associated with irrespective of YIN/YANG classification
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Front MU points description
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- mostly not on the channel
- tonify all organs - access organ Qi - for acute issues - used in Excess conditions - used for local issues |
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Lung channel starts where?
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Stomach
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Lung Mu point is?
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LU-1
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LU Window to the Sky point?
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LU-3 (clears rising excess energy)
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LU HE Sea point?
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LU-5
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LU Water point?
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LU-5
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LU XI Cleft point?
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LU-6 (on YIN channel --> Tx acute and Blood conditions)
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LU LUO point?
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LU-7 (LUO often jumps off normal channel lines)
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LU JING River point?
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LU-8
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LU Metal point?
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LU-8
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LU Horary point?
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LU-8
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LU Source point?
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LU-9
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LU SHU Stream point?
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LU-9
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LU Earth point?
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LU-9
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Influential point for vessels?
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LU-9
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LU YING Spring point?
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LU-10
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LU Fire point?
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LU-10
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LU TING Well point?
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LU-11
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LU- Wood point?
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LU-11
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Master Pt of the REN MAI (Conception channel)
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LU-7
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Pt that releases exterior and expels WInd
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LU-7
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Pt that benefits the throat
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LU-10
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LU pathway
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1) originates in ST
2) descends to LI 3) upwards to pass cardiac orifice/HT 4) enters LU 5) moves up to throat 6) moves down to LU-1 7) moves up one IC space to LU-2 8) moves down forearm on lateral side of bicep brachii and bicep brachii tendon 9) moves down lateral aspect of forearm 10) slides to radial side of wrist 11) moves back in line with radial artery at wrist 12) follows border of thenar eminence up to thumb branch separates at LU-7 to radial side of tip of index finger (LI-1) |
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