(Recommended reading is D.M. Tabeev’s “Manual of Acupuncture”, 1980).
In case of desynchronization of biorhythms with age there is a decrease in the electrical activity of acupuncture points. It is possible to normalize the work of biorhythms with the help of influence on the system of acupuncture points and human channels. It is known that the impact on some points can significantly raise the energy of the body. (Note that the opening of energy points of each individual person depends on his energy cycles – different in time).
Tzu-San-li point is considered a point for 100 diseases. It has a normalizing, regulating and tonic effect on the body. According to Chinese folk medicine, this point has long been used to prolong life. There is also known a health-improving complex in which massage of biologically active zones is applied, affecting point E36 (Tszu-San-li), points 13-Ar, C14, C111, C7, MS6, RP6, dosed therapeutic fasting, a course of treatment with garlic and honey preparations. Such influence activates the system “hypothalamus-reticular formation-amygdalar complex”. As a result of such activation in people, as noted, there was a slowing down of age-related changes, improvement of tissue and cell metabolism and immune reactivity…
E36 (Zu-San-li), stomach meridian point. Between the tibia and fibula, 3 tsun (width of the thumb down from the kneecap, 4 fingers folded together) one tsun on the outside of the leg from the tibia. Apply the first two weeks of each month, with the rising of the Sun (related to natural cycles).
Technique: Perpendicular pricking at a depth of 0.5 -1 tsun, slightly inclined to the surface of the tibia. Inclined pointing downward to a depth of 2-3 tsun. Cauterization: 5-15 cones or 10-30 minutes of moxa cigarette (from wormwood). (It is possible to influence the point by sticking a piece of pepper plaster on it, some influence with crushed garlic or copper circles).
Auxiliary points C14, C111, C7, heart meridian
C1 chi quan –
Localization: with the arm withdrawn, in the center of the axilla, at the medial side of the axillary artery. Technique: perpendicular or oblique upward pricking to a depth of 0.3 -0.5 tsun. Avoid entering the axillary artery. Cauterization: 3-4 cones.
C7 shen-men –
Localization: at the ulnar edge of the proximal radial wrist crease, at the radial edge of the tendon of the ulnar flexor of the wrist, in the gap between the pea and ulna bones. Technique: perpendicular pricking to a depth of 0.3-0.5 tsun. Cauterization: 1-3 cones or 5-15 minutes with a moxa cigarette.
RP6 san-yin jiao (RP spleen-pancreas meridian ?)
Localization: 3 tsun above the apex of the medial ankle, at the posterior edge of the medial surface of the tibia.
Technique: perpendicular pricking to a depth of 0.5-1 tsun or penetrating towards the Xuan-zhong point VB.39 to a depth of 1 -2 tsun. Cauterization: 3- 6 cones. In pregnancy, pricking the point is contraindicated.
MS6 nei guan (pericardial meridian MS)
Localization: 2 tsun above the wrist crease, between the tendons of the long palmar muscle and the radial flexor of the wrist. Use the point with the arm extended in the elbow joint and palm turned upward.
Technique: perpendicular pricking to a depth of 0.5 – 1 tsun. It is possible to make a penetration towards the point Wai-guan TR.5 to a depth of 1.5 tsun. When treating diseases of the torso, make an upward inclined pricking to a depth of 1 – 2 tsun.
tsun. In the treatment of finger numbness, the needle point is directed slightly toward the radial side, and the needle is inserted to a depth of 0.3 to 0.5 tsun. In case of emergency, it is possible to perform the techniques of needle rotation and puncturing. Cauterization: 3 – 7 cones or 5 – 15 minutes with a moxa cigarette.
13-Ar? find point XIII – ? AP – ? AP are auricular acupuncture points,
AP13 adrenal gland. Location: almost in the middle of the lower rib of the goiter. Indications: asthenia, shock, hypotension, hypertension, all acute and chronic inflammations, skin diseases, bleeding, hyperthermia and chills, all joint diseases, paresis, neuralgia. (2 area of the goiter)
Curl stem area
AP82 aperture. Location: at the transition of the curl stem to the ascending part of the curl; according to Nogier, “zero point”. Indications: Chinese doctors use it for blood diseases, internal bleeding, hemoptysis, metrorrhagia (together with AP22, AP34, AP58), diaphragm diseases.
AP83 branching (solar plexus point). Location: at the beginning of the curl leg; according to Nogier, this point is the “solar plexus”. Indications: diseases of the cardiovascular system, shortness of breath, digestive disorders (impaired absorption), flatulence, peritonitis, intercostal neuralgia, blood diseases, internal bleeding, edema of unknown etiology.
(According to ancient Chinese chronicles – some Chinese long-livers, who lived allegedly more than 200 years, used the following method: Seven times a month cauterized the point of a hundred diseases – down from the lower edge of the kneecap centimeters to nine. In more detail – the direction of acupuncture will be considered in the section: “Man. Soul. Energy channels.”)