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Alarm Points (Front Mu Points)

Mode
EM15
Mode Category
Electromagnetic
Subject
S1 - Introdution to Kinesiology
Balance Type
Kinesiology
Category
Procedure
Balance for
deficiencyexcessdiagnosistreatment
Points
Ren-24Ren-24Ren-5Ren-5Ren-3Ren-3Du-26Du-26Gb-25Gb-25Lu-1Lu-1Ren-4Ren-4Ren-17Ren-17Ren-14Ren-14Liv-14Liv-14Liv-13Liv-13St-25St-25Gb-24Gb-24Ren-12Ren-12
Takoda
Takoda

Balances

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Alarm Points (Mode EM15)

  1. P/L A/P mode EM15
  2. CL A/Ps in any order
  3. I/C P/L and hold the A/P for 5-10 minutes or wait until a pulse is felt
  4. Hold A/Ps bilaterally where appropriate
  5. Continue and repeat procedure until the mode does not show

NB: CL A/Ps using light touch until none show, then CL A/Ps using deep touch until none show.

Where is it/are they?

CENTRAL VESSEL: Ren-24Ren-24 — On the midline in the depression between the chin and lower lip

GOVERNING VESSEL: Governing 26 — On the midline at the base of the nose, on the top of the upper lip

LUNG: Lung 1 — Bilateral, at the beginning of the Lung meridian in the front of the shoulder

LARGE INTESTINE: Stomach 25 — Bilateral, 2 cun lateral to the navel

STOMACH: Central 12 — On the midline, halfway between the end of the sternum and the navel

SPLEEN: Liver 13 — Bilateral, at the tip of the 11th rib (at the side of the body)

HEART: Central 14 — On the midline, 2 cun below the base of the sternum

SMALL INTESTINE: Central 4 — On the midline, 3 cun below the navel and 2 cun above the pubic symphysis

BLADDER: Central 3 — On the midline, 4 cun below the navel and 1 cun above the pubic symphysis

KIDNEY: Gall Bladder 25 — Bilateral, at the tip of the 12th rib (towards the back of the body)

PERICARDIUM: Central 17 — On the midline, level with the nipples

TRIPLE HEATER (San Jiao): Central 5 — On the midline, 2 cun below the navel

GALL BLADDER: Gall Bladder 24 — Bilateral, between the 7th and 8th rib (3 ribs below the nipple)

LIVER: Liver 14 — Bilateral, between the 6th and 7th rib, below the nipple

Points

Acupuncture Points

Ren-14Ren-14
Ren-14

Front-Mu point of the Heart

Ren-12Ren-12
Ren-12

Front-Mu point of the Stomach Hui-Meeting point of the Fu Meeting point with the Small Intestine, SJ and Stomach channels

St-25St-25
St-25

Front-Mu point of the Large Intestine

Ren-4Ren-4
Ren-4

Front-Mu point of the Small Intestine Meeting point with the Spleen, Liver and Kidney channels Moxa often used on this point

Ren-5Ren-5
Ren-5

Front-Mu point of the SJ

Ren-3Ren-3
Ren-3

Front-Mu point of the Bladder Meeting point with the Spleen, Liver and Kidney channels

Ren-17Ren-17
Ren-17

Front-Mu point of the Pericardium Hui-Meeting point of the Qi Point of the Sea of Qi Meeting point with the Spleen, Kidney, Small Intestine and SJ channels Key point for upper jiao

Gb-24Gb-24
Gb-24

Meeting point with Spleen channel Front-Mu point of the Gall Bladder

Ren-24Ren-24
Ren-24

Meeting point with the Governing vessel, Large Intestine and Stomach channels Sun Si-miao Ghost point

Du-26Du-26
Du-26

Meeting point with the Large Intestine and Stomach channels Sun Si-miao Ghost point

Gb-25Gb-25
Gb-25

Front-Mu point of the Kidneys

Liv-14Liv-14
Liv-14

Front-Mu point of the liver
 Meeting point with Spleen channel and the Yin Wei Mai

Liv-13Liv-13
Liv-13

Front-Mu point of the Spleen Hui-Meeting point of the zang Meeting point with Gall Bladder channel

Lu-1Lu-1
Lu-1

Front Mu point (gathering point) – acts on lung zang Meeting point with Sp NB: wheezing and short breath is worse on lying down as this places a strain on the Lung movement of air qi down and also allows phlegm to accumulate