
Salty Taste in Chinese medicine
Too much food with the Salty taste in Chinese medicine will make you ill. But you need some! Which foods do they mean?
Alarm? All these so-called acupuncture alarm points lie on the front or side of the torso.
If sore to pressure they may indicate a problem with the corresponding zang-fu organ. By a problem, we don’t necessarily mean a major problem: for example if your Lung Alarm point is sore to pressure, it could just mean you have a respiratory infection – a cold perhaps.
Lung | Zhongfu | Lung 1 | Bladder | Zhongji | Ren-3 |
Large Intestine | Tianshu | Stomach-25 | Kidney | Jingmen | GB-25 |
Stomach | Zhongwan | Ren-12 | Pericardium | Shanzhong | Ren-17 |
Spleen | Zhangmen | Liver 13 | Sanjiao | Shimen | Ren-5 |
Heart | Juque | Ren-14 | Gall Bladder | Riyue | GB-24 |
Small Intestine | Guanyuan | Ren-4 | Liver | Qimen | Liver 14 |
Sometimes, as with all acupuncture points whose positions are delineated in the literature, the position of the actual point may be slightly different. You have to search for it, and confirmation comes when you feel the position, even if the patient doesn’t, or the patient confirms it by responding accordingly – sometimes loudly!
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