Urinary Bladder 40

Wei-Chung

"Commanding Middle"

At the centre of the popliteal fossa.

Urinary Bladder 60-Kunlun

"Mountain"-Midpoint between the posterior margin

of the lateral malleolus and the Achilles
tendon.
 Gall Bladder 20

Feng-chih

"Wind Pond"

Midpoint of a line joining the tip of the

mastoid process to the posterior
midline in the groove between the
trapezius and the sternocleido-
mastoid.
 Gall Bladder 21 - Chieng-ching

"Shoulder Well" - Midway between C7 and acromion process.

Gall Bladder 30

Huan-tiao

"Jumping Circle"
One-third of the distance from the
greater trochanter to the base of
the coccyx.

Gall Bladder 34

Yangling Chuan

"Yang Mound Spring"

Anterior to the neck of the fibula.

Governing Vessel 26

Jan-chung

"Middle of the Man"

 One-third of the distance from the inferior
surface of the nose to the upper lip line.

Large Intestines 4

Ho-Ku

"Meeting Valley"

Between first and second metacarpals.

WARNING : Not to be used if pregnuant, or suspect of being pregnaunt.

Small Intestines 3

Hou-chi
 "Back Stream"

At the apex of the distal palmer crease

on the ulnar side of a clenched fist.

Spleen 6

San-yin-chiao

"Three Ying Crossing" - Three cun above medial malleolus,

just behind the posterior edge of the
tibia.
 Stomach 7

Hsia-Kuan

"Lower Gate"

In the depression at the lower border of

the zygomatic arch, anterior to the condyloid
process of the mandible.
 Stomach 36

Tsu-san-li

"Walk Three More Miles" - One cun distal and lateral to the
tibial tuberosity.

Large Intestines 11

Chu-chih

"Crooked Pond"-Radial end of fold of fully flexed

elbow.
 Large Intestines 15 - Chien-yu

"Shoulder Bone"

In the depression of the acromion in

the centre of the deltoid muscle when
the arm is abducted to 90º.

Large Intestines 20
Ying-hsiang - "Welcome Fragrance" - At the lower margin and lateral to the
nostrils in the nasolabial fold.

Liver 3

Tai-chung

"Too Rushy"

Between the first and second metatarsals,

in a fossa, just distal to the heads.

Lung 7

Lieh-chueh
 "Listing Deficiency"

Proximal to styloid process of radius.

Pericardium 6

Nei-Kuan

"Inner Gate"

Two cun above ventral wrist fold between

the tendons of palmaris longus and the
flexor carpi radialis.
 Special Point #1

Yin-tang

"Seal Palace"

At the glabella, midway between the

medial margins of the eyebrows.

Special Point #2

Tai-yang

"Supreme Yang"

At the temple, one cun directly posterior

to the midpoint of a line joining the
lateral canthus of the eye and the lateral
margin of the eyebrow.
 Lung and Small Intestine Meridian
This is a top point for neck
and superior medial shoulder
region. You may need to search
for this point - it will be the
most tender spot you can find.

Apply deep pressure and allow the

pain to ease off for instant results.

Apply pressure for 10 to 15 seconds.