Megbenton: Primary Channel Pathways

Front 1

This primary channel originates in the middle jiao and terminates on the thumb.

Back 1

LUNG channel

Front 2

This primary channel connects with the Large Intestine, the Stomach, and the Lung organs.

Back 2

LUNG channel

Front 3

This primary channel has a branch that starts on anterior portion of the forearm, near the wrist, and travels to the tip of the index finger to meet with it's paired channel.

Back 3

LUNG channel

Front 4

Which of the primary channels connect with the throat directly?

Back 4

Large Intestine, Stomach, Heart, Liver, Ren & Yin Wei channels

Front 5

This primary channel originates on the radial side of the tip of the index finger and ends at the opposite sid of the nose.

Back 5

Large Intestine channel

Front 6

This primary channel connects with the Lung and the Large Intestine organs.

Back 6

Large Intestine channel

Front 7

This primary channel enters the LOWER gums.

Back 7

Large Intestine channel

Front 8

This primary channel enters the UPPER gums.

Back 8

Stomach channel

Front 9

This primary channel originates at the side of the nose and terminates at the 2nd toe.

Back 9

Stomach channel

Front 10

This primary channel has three branches that end on the foot; one ends on the 2nd toe, one ends on the 3rd toe, and one ends on the big toe.

Back 10

Stomach channel

Front 11

This primary channel connects with the Stomach and the Spleen organs.

Back 11

Stomach channel

Front 12

This primary channel originates on the medial side of the big toe and terminates at the root of the tongue (spreading over its lower surface).

Back 12

Spleen channel

Front 13

This primary channel connects with the Spleen, Stomach, and Heart organs.

Back 13

Spleen channel

Front 14

These primary channels connect with the Ren channel around Ren 3 & 4.

Back 14

Spleen and Kidney channels

Front 15

This primary channel originates in its associated organ, and ends at the radial corner of the pinky finger.

Back 15

Heart channel

Front 16

This primary channel connects with the Small Intestine, Lung, and Heart organs.

Back 16

Heart channel

Front 17

This primary channel originates at the ulnar side of the little finger and terminates in front of the ear (between the tragus and the condyloid process)

Back 17

Small Intestine channel

Front 18

This primary channel connects with the Heart, Stomach, and Small Intestine organs.

Back 18

Small Intestine channel

Front 19

This primary channel has a branch that goes up the mandible, outer canthus and ear and connects to the UB and GB channels.

Back 19

Small Intestine channel

Front 20

This primary channel has a branch that ascends along the esophagus and travels up the face and cheek and surrounds the eyes.

Back 20

Heart channel

Front 21

This primary channel originates inthe inner canthus and terminates on the lateral side of the 5th toe.

Back 21

Urinary Bladder channel

Front 22

This primary channel connects with the Kidney and Urinary Bladder organs only.

Back 22

Urinary Bladder channel

Front 23

This primary channel has a branch that goes to the occipital area and connects with the brain.

Back 23

Urinary Bladder channel

Front 24

This primary channel originates under the little toe and terminates at the root of the tongue.

Back 24

Kidney channel

Front 25

This primary channel connects with the Kidney, Urinary Bladder, Liver, Lung, Heart, and Pericardium organs.

Back 25

Kidney channel

Front 26

This primary channel encircles the heel.

Back 26

Kidney channel

Front 27

This primary channel originates in the center of the chest and terminates at the tip of the middle finger.

Back 27

Pericardium channel

Front 28

This primary channel has a branch that emerges from the palm and follows the radial aspect of the ring finger and ends at its tip.

Back 28

Pericardium channel

Front 29

These primary channels connect with the Pericardium organ and the Three Jiaos only.

Back 29

Pericardium channel

Front 30

This primary channel originates at the ulnar side of the tip of the ring finger and terminates at the outer canthus.

Back 30

San Jiao channel

Front 31

This primary channel has a branch that separates near RN-17, emerges from the supraclavicle fossa, rises along the neck to the ear, circles the ear, travels down across the cheek and ascends to the inferior aspect of the Eye.

Back 31

San Jiao channel

Front 32

Which of the primary channels connect to the eyes directly?

Back 32

Heart, Small Intestine, Stomach, Urinary Bladder, San Jiao, Gall Bladder, Liver, Ren & Du channels.

Front 33

Which of the primary channels connect to the ears directly?

Back 33

Small Intestine, San Jiao, and Gall Bladder channels

Front 34

Which of the primary channels connect to the nose and nasopharynx directly?

Back 34

Large Intestine, Stomach, Liver, Du and Chong channels

Front 35

Which of the primary channels connect to the tongue directly?

Back 35

Spleen and Kidney channels (the Heart Luo Connecting channel connects to the tongue, but not the primary channel)

Front 36

Which of the primary channels connect to the breasts directly?

Back 36

Stomach and Pericardium channels.

Front 37

Which of the primary channels connect to the brain directly?

Back 37

Urinary Bladder, Kidney, Liver, Du & Yang Qiao, and Yin Qiao channels

Front 38

Which of the primary channels connect to the spine directly?

Back 38

Du, Ren, Kidney, Chong, and Dai channels.

Front 39

Which of the primary channels connect with the external genitalia directly?

Back 39

Liver, Gall Bladder & Yin Qiao

Front 40

Which primary channels connect to the Lung organ?

Back 40

Lung, Large Intestine, Heart, Kidney and Liver channels.

Front 41

Which primary channels connect to the Large Intestine organ?

Back 41

Large Intestine and Lung channels.

Front 42

Which primary channels connect to the Stomach organ?

Back 42

Stomach, Large Intestine, Small Intestine, and Spleen channels.

Front 43

Which primary channels connect to the Spleen organ?

Back 43

Spleen and Stomach channels

Front 44

Which primary channels connect to the Heart organ?

Back 44

Heart, Small Intestine, Spleen and Kidney channels.

Front 45

Which of the primary channels connect to the Small Intestine organ?

Back 45

Small Intestine and Heart channels.

Front 46

Which of the primary channels connect to the Urinary Bladder organ?

Back 46

Urinary Bladder and Kidney channels.

Front 47

Which of the primary channels connect to the Kidney organ?

Back 47

Kidney and Urinary Bladder channels.

Front 48

Which of the primary channels connect to the Pericardium organ?

Back 48

Pericardium and San Jiao channels.

Front 49

Which of the primary channels connect to the San Jiao directly?

Back 49

San Jiao and Pericardium channels.

Front 50

This primary channel originates at the outer canthus and terminates between the 4th & 5th toes.

Back 50

Gall Bladder

Front 51

This primary channel emerges in the sacral region.

Back 51

Gall Bladder

Front 52

This primary channel originates at the lateral side of the big toe and has a branch that terminates at the vertex of the head.

Back 52

Liver

Front 53

This primary channel intersects with the Ren channel at RN2, 3, & 4.

Back 53

Liver (SP & KD meet Ren at only RN3 & 4)

Front 54

Which two primary channels cross the midline of the body?

Back 54

Large Intestine & Liver