Taiping pulse, where is Dai pulse, how to tap Dai pulse, Dai pulse acupoints

Circuit with the pulse

[1] "Lingshu·Jingbie": From the foot Shaoyin, go to the popliteal, don't go to the sun and join, go up to the kidney, when Fourteen vertebrae, which belong to belt veins.

[2] "Difficulties Sutra·Twenty-eight Difficulties": The pulse starts from the Jijie and turns around for one week. Note

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The foot-shaoyin meridian is different, runs upward to the middle, then joins the foot-taiyang meridian, then runs upward and inward to the kidney, when the fourteen vertebrae It is separated from the Shenshu points on both sides and belongs to the belt vein.

The Dai Pulse comes from the hypochondriac part of Ji, intersects with the Dai Pulse, Wuxu and Weidao points of the Gallbladder Meridian of Foot Shaoyang, and goes around the waist and abdomen.

Attached is the "Eight Meridians of Extraordinary Meridians" Xunxing

The belt pulse originates from the Zhangmen point of Jueyin of the foot of Jijie, and is the same as the Xundai pulse point of Shaoyang of the foot. The whole body is like a belt. Function

The word "dai" with pulse means belt. Because it runs horizontally between the waist and abdomen and binds the straight meridians throughout the body, it looks like a belt, so it is called the belt pulse. Generally speaking, the main function of Daimai is to "bind the meridians." It originates from the second lumbar vertebra and goes around the waist. Therefore, the yin and yang meridians of the foot are bound by the belt pulse. Since the Dai pulse originates from the Du channel and travels through the waist and abdomen, the waist and abdomen are where the Qi of the three channels Chong, Ren and Du originate (Chong, Ren and Du all originate from the cell), so the Dai pulse is related to Chong, Ren and Du. The three meridians are extremely closely related. Disease Syndrome

"Su Wen·Twenty-nine Difficulties" says: "It is a disease with a full abdomen and a waist that feels as if you are sitting in water." If the vaginal pulse is not harmonious, it can be seen that women have irregular menstruation, redness, whiteness and discharge. "Suwen·Antipathy Theory": "If Yangming is deficient, the tendons will become vertical and the veins will not flow, so it is not used for foot flaccidity." This shows that impotence may occur if the pulses are imbalanced. In Wang Shuhe's "Pulse Meridian", there is also a description of symptoms such as "the pulse is diagnosed, and it goes around the navel and abdomen, and the pain in the waist and spine goes to the pudenda and femur". According to the "Encyclopedia of Acupuncture and Moxibustion", there are eight meridians and eight points, with Linqi (foot) leading to Daimai. The main symptoms include stroke, inability to lift hands and feet, numbness and spasm of limbs, fever, headache, swollen nape and cheeks, red and painful eyes. Toothache, pharyngeal swelling, head rotation, deafness, itchy skin, uncomfortable tendons, leg pain, flank pain, etc.