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This document discusses the liver channel and provides 19 references from classic Chinese medicine texts about the liver channel and its associated acupuncture points. It notes that Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven Heavenly Star Points related to the liver channel and its indications include fright epilepsy, wind, distention of the throat and heart, inability to walk with both legs, the seven shan, unilateral sagging and swelling of the testicle, and cloudy vision with lumbar pain.

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Liv Notes

This document discusses the liver channel and provides 19 references from classic Chinese medicine texts about the liver channel and its associated acupuncture points. It notes that Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven Heavenly Star Points related to the liver channel and its indications include fright epilepsy, wind, distention of the throat and heart, inability to walk with both legs, the seven shan, unilateral sagging and swelling of the testicle, and cloudy vision with lumbar pain.

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Liver Channel

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NOTES
1 Essential Questions Chapter 68.
2 Classic of Difficulties 68th Difficulty.
3 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 8.
4 Essential Questions Chapter 5.
5 Fei Bo Xiong in Surplus Parts of Pure Medicine quoted in
Health Preservation and Rehabilitation, Publishing House of
Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, p. 72.
6 Common Sayings on Gerontology by Cao Tong, quoted in
Health Preservation and Rehabilitation, Publishing House of
Shanghai College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, p. 66.
7 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 46.
8 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 78.
9 Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven
Heavenly Star Points. They first appeared in print in the 12th
century CE Classic of the Jade Dragon. Xu Feng included
this text in his work Complete Collection of Acupuncture and
Moxibustion and added a twelfth point, Taichong LIV-3 and
gave the following indications: fright epilepsy wind,
distention of the throat and Heart, both legs unable to walk,
the seven shan, unilateral sagging and swelling of the
testicle, cloudy vision and lumbar pain.
10 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 8.
11 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 17.
12 Essential Questions Chapter 10.
13 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 78.
14 Essential Questions Chapter 45.
15 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 8.
16 Essential Questions Chapter 45.
17 Zhang Jing-yue 1986 Complete Book of Jing-yue (Jing Yue
Quan Shu), Shanghai Scientific Publishing House, Shanghai
p.415. First published in 1624. Quoted in The Practice of
Chinese Medicine, Maciocia, G., Churchill Livingstone.
18 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 46.
19 Classic of Difficulties 29th Difficulty.
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Combinations Index
Points Index General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary
Next Point Previous Point
CONTENTS
Combinations Index
Points Index General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary
Next Point Previous Point
CONTENTS
Combinations Index
Points Index General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary
Next Point Previous Point
CONTENTS
Combinations Index
Points Index General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary
Next Point Previous Point
CONTENTS
Combinations Index
Points Index General Index Indications Index Point Names Index Glossary
Next Point Previous Point
CONTENTS

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