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Although it’s a secondary channel, where the Stomach Luo-connecting channel goes explains to acupuncturists why the acupuncture point Fenglong, Stomach 40, is so useful.
This page is a bit abstruse if you’re a beginner. It’s not that the words are any, or at least, much, more difficult than on other pages, but this is about a subject usually taught some way into acupuncture courses.
So some of the concepts need your familiarity with other ideas in Chinese medicine.
Actually, I did this page, and other luo-connecting channel pages, for a few insistent patients, and for me.
It means I can look up both the channel and its symptoms on my smartphone in case I forget them!
If it helps others, well, all the better!
For more information about this type of acupuncture channel, click on luo-connecting channels.
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