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Bi Guan (Biguan). On the upper thigh, directly below the anterior superior iliac spine, in a depression just lateral to the sartorius muscle, level with the perineum or the lower border of the pubic symphysis. Actions: Activates the channel; Alleviates pain; Dispels Wind-Damp; Removes obstruction from the channel. Indications: Atrophy disorder; Painful obstruction of the lower limb; Hemiplegia; Numbness of the legs; Cold-Damp leg qi; Hip joint pain; Thigh pain; Sciatica; Contraction of the thigh muscles; Cold Bi of the knees; Inability to flex and extend the knee; Lumbar pain; Jaundice; Leg pain; Blocked arterial circulation into the leg; Weakness of the lower extremities; Muscular atrophy; Motor impairment, numbness and pain of the lower extremities; Lymphadenitis of the inguinal lymph glands; Arthritis of the knee.

白术: tonify spleen qi, dry dampness, promote urination, arrest sweating and prevent abortion.

Name The Prescription of 醒消丸 Source The book Wai Ke Quan Sheng Ji Ingredients Ru Xiang 30 g,Mo Yao 30 g,She Xiang 4.5 g.Xiong Huang 15 g.

Jing Bi (Jingbi) is one third of the distance from the medial to the lateral end of the clavicle, up 1 cun, at the posterior margin of the sternocleidomastoid. Caution: avoid pointing the needle downward, which may puncture the top of the lung. Indications: numbness of the arm, paralysis of the upper limb.

Name Ba Ji Tian (Radix Morindae Officinalis) — Shennong Bencao Jing Source and quality Plant The root of the vine bush plants Morinda officinalis How. of family Madder.

Name The Prescription of Xingxiao Wan Source The book Wai Ke Quan Sheng Ji Ingredients Ru Xiang 30 g,Mo Yao 30 g,She Xiang 4.5 g.Xiong Huang 15 g.

Zhong Wan (Zhongwan). On the midline of the abdomen, 4 cun above the umbilicus, midway between the umbilicus and the sternocostal angle. Caution: Do not use moxibustion if the pain is sharp. Actions: Harmonizes the Middle Jiao; Descends Rebellious Qi; Tonifies the Stomach; Fortifies the Spleen, especially its Qi and Yang; Regulates Qi and Blood; Warms Cold; Regulates Stomach Qi and Yin; Alleviates pain; Relieves Food Retention; Reduces digestive Stagnation. Indications: All diseases of the Stomach and Spleen; Interior injury to the Stomach and Spleen; Epigastric pain and fullness; Difficult ingestion; Eats little but is easily full; Nausea; Stomach reflux; Vomiting; Hematemesis; Abdominal distention; Focal distention and fullness; Gastric distention; Pain of the Spleen; Hardness and pain of the lateral costal region; Loss of consciousness; Mania; Depression; Epilepsy; Tongue-thrusting; Dyspnea; Hiccup; Cold counterflow of the limbs; Intermittent suffocation; Dysentery.

Name Ba Ji Tian (Radix Morindae Officinalis) — Shennong Bencao Jing Source and quality Plant The root of the vine bush plants Morinda officinalis How. of family Madder.

Name The Prescription of 神效托里散 Source The book Tai Ping Hui Min He Ji Ju Fang Ingredients Ren Dong Teng 150 g,Huang Qi 150 g,Dang Gui 36 g,Zhi Gan Cao 240 g.

Bai Zhu (Largehead Atractylodes Rhizome) tonifies spleen qi, dries dampness, promotes urination, checks sweating and prevents abortion. It is the most important herb for tonifying spleen qi.