TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Bladder meridian.
Brain, Organs TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Brain is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Conception Vessel meridian.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Gall Bladder is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Gallbladder meridian.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Governing Vessel meridian.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Heart meridian.
Heart, Organs TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Heart is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Kidney meridian.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Kidneys is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Large Intestine meridian.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Large Intestine is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Liver meridian.
Liver, Organs TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Liver is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Lung meridian.
Lungs, Organs TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Lungs is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Pericardium meridian.
Qi is the vital energy whose flow, balance, and blockage TCM diagnosis and treatment are organized around.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Small Intestine is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Small Intestine meridian.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Spleen meridian.
Spleen, Organs TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Spleen is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Stomach is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Stomach meridian.
TCM organizes diagnosis and treatment, including acupuncture point selection, around the twelve primary meridians and two extraordinary vessels along which qi is held to flow, including the Triple Burner meridian.
TCM diagnosis reads the body through the zang-fu organ system, of which the Urinary Bladder is one, each linked to specific meridians, emotions, and elemental correspondences.