1. General introduction on Meridians and Acupoints

2. Meridian and Collaterals
The meridians and collaterals are comprehensively termed "Jingluo" in traditional Chinese medicine
Jing, namely, the meridians, meaning paths, are the main trunks which run longitudinally and interiorly-exteriorly within the body
luo, the collaterals, meaning networks, thinner and smaller than meridians, are the branches which run crisscrossly over the body
The meridians and collaterals are paths which transport Qi and blood and the network connecting the whole body

3. The composition of the System of Meridians and Collaterals
Twelve Regular Meridians
Affiliated systems
Meridians
Eight Extra Meridians
M&C
Collaterals

4. Twelve Regular Meridians
Three Yin Meridian of Hand
Lung Meridians of Hand-Taiyin
Pericardium Meridians of Hand-Jueyin
Heart Meridians of Hand-Shaoyin
Three Yang Meridians of Hand
Large Intestine Meridians of Hand-angming
Sanjiao Meridians of Hand-Shaoyang
Small Intestine Meridians of Hand-Taiyang

5. Three Yin Meridian of Foot
Stomach Meridians of Foot-Yangming
Gallbladder Meridians of Foot-Shaoyang
Bladder Meridians of Foot-Taiyang
Three Yang Meridians of Foot
Spleen Meridians of Foot-Taiyin
Liver Meridians of Foot-Jueyin
Kidney Meridians of Foot-Shaoyin

6. Taiyin
Shaoyang
Shaoyin
Taiyang
Jueyin
Yangming

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