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Name The Prescription of 三圣散 Source The book Qi Xiao Liang Fang Ingredients Mo Yao 0.3 g,Hu Po 0.3 g,Quan Xie 3 g.

Jian Ming (Jianming) is 1.5 cun lateral to the spinous process of the ninth thoracic vertebra, about 0.5 cun below UB-18 Ganshu. Needling: slanted insertion toward the spine, 0.5 to 1 cun. Indications: atrophy of the optic nerve, retinitis.

人参叶: tonify qi and lung, drive away summer heat and promote the secretion of saliva.

Name The Prescription of San Sheng San Source The book Qi Xiao Liang Fang Ingredients Mo Yao 0.3 g,Hu Po 0.3 g,Quan Xie 3 g.

Huo Rou Men (Huoroumen) is 2 cun lateral to the midline and 1 cun superior to the umbilicus, level with REN-9 Shuifen. Caution: in thin patients, deep needling may penetrate the peritoneal cavity. Actions: transforms phlegm, calms the shen, harmonizes the stomach, enhances the processing of food. Indications: chronic and acute gastritis, gastric pain, hematemesis, vomiting, mania-depression, epigastric pain.

Name Zi He Che (Dried Human Placenta) Nature and action Nature Sweet, salty, warm; lung, liver and kidney channels. Actions Tonify qi, nourish blood and replenish essence.

Name The Prescription of 盐汤探吐方 Source The book Bei Ji Qian Jin Yao Fang Ingredient Salt Explanation Extremely salty soup can cause vomiting which can promote the circulation of qi.

Zhi Tan (Zhitan) is in the hollow below the acromial end of the clavicle. Needling: straight insertion, 2 to 3 cun. Indications: hemiplegia due to stroke, diseases of the shoulder joint and surrounding soft tissue.

Ginseng leaf: tonify qi and lung, drive away summer heat and promote the secretion of saliva.

Name The Prescription of Yantang Tantu Fang Source The book Bei Ji Qian Jin Yao Fang Ingredient Salt Explanation Extremely salty soup can cause vomiting which can promote the circu.