Points and Channels
Stomach Channel (Meridian)
The Stomach channel is one of the acupuncture channels recognised in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and other ancient systems of medicine.
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This page provides just an acupuncture meridians list. From here, you click on the name of the meridian to reach a more detailed description of the meridian (channel) itself.
If you’re interested in what channels are, and whether they exist, click acupuncture channels.
To learn about the individual points, click acupuncture points.
These travel up and down the body connecting the ‘yang’ head and hands to the ‘yin’ torso and feet. Click for more on yin and yang.
However, there are other subsidiary – though still important – channels:
| Governor vessel = Du mai |
| Conception vessel = Ren mai |
| Chong mai |
| Yin wei mai |
| Yang wei mai |
| Yin qiao mai |
| Yang qiao mai |
| Dai mai mai |
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