Category Archives: Neuralgia

The small intestine meridian

The small intestine meridian is a YANG meridian running from the little finger to a point in front of the ear, and SI 3 is the key point for the Governor vessel. Covers the indications from facial neuralgia and shoulder pain to tinnitus and milk flow, the tooth relationships, the four meridian programmes, meridian flooding from SI 1 to SI 19, and the procedure for stagnation.

The large intestine meridian

A blocked large intestine meridian can show as shoulder pain, lower jaw toothache, trigeminal neuralgia, constipation, eczema or sinusitis, often where scars, tattoos or piercings cross it. Covers the programme sequence for flooding the meridian from Di 1 to Di 20, applicator and cable placement, and the individual points Di 1 to Di 20 with locations and indications.