Shu Points Flashcards
Name the 5 Shu points in order from strongest to weakest
- Jing-well
- Ying-spring
- Shu-stream
- Jing-river
- He-sea
At the Jung-well point, the Qi:
Bubbles
At the Ying-spring the Qi:
Starts to gush over
At the Shu-stream the Qi:
Starts to flourish
At the Jing-river the Qi:
Pours abundantly
The He-sea point is where the Qi:
Reaches maximum
Without using proper anatomical wording, describe where each of the Shu points are on the hand/arm:
Jing-well》Fingertips
Ying-spring》web of fingers
Shu-stream》wrist
Jing-river》between wrist and elbow
He-sea》elbow
When we describe the flow of Qi in the meridians, we are actually describing the directions of ________ Qi
Nutritive
True or False
The Shu points describe the energetic action of Qi as it flows through the channels
True
How many Shu points are on each of the 12 channels?
Five
All stream points on _____ channel are source points
Yin
Source points on the Yin channel are where you can access __________
Original Qi (kidney)
What are well points good for?
Severe mental anguish, powerful for emotional issues, resuscitation, quickly clears heat, acute conditions
True or False
Well points are on tips of fingers and toes
True
What Shu points are the second or second to last point on the channel?
Ying-spring
What are the Ying-spring points best known for?
Clearing heat (best points on body for clearing heat)