Shou Tai Yang- Small Intestine Channel
Channel |
Yin/Yang |
Max. Time |
Route |
Important pt. |
Category |
Application |
Small intestine Si
Coupled with the heart |
Yang
Formed the Tai-Yang axis with the urinary bladder channel
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weakest time: 1-3 am |
Starts from the outside of the little finger, goes up the outside of the arm, passes the elbow, up to the shoulder blade, to the side of the neck, then end up by the ear. |
1 Shaotse |
Well |
Coughing, headache |
3 Houhsi |
Transporting |
Pain, tense muscles, restricted movement of the neck and shoulder area, small intestine disorders, ringing in the ears, difficulty in hearing, lumbar pain |
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Tonification |
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Confluent point for Du mai (Governing channel) |
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4 Wanku |
Source |
Headache, lumbar pain, writer’s cramp, watery eyes |
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6 Yanglao |
Cleft |
restricted movement of the neck and shoulder area, failing eye sight, pain along the channel |
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9 Jianzhen |
Periarthritis of the shoulders, paralysis of the arm, deafness |
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17 Tianrong |
Sore throat, Tonsillitis |
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19 Tinggong |
Ear disorders |