What is a meridian and what does a meridian refer to

The meridians are the channels that run qi and blood, connect the internal organs, the body surface and all parts of the body, and are the regulatory system of the body's functions. Meridians are also the basis of acupuncture and massage in the human body and are an important part of traditional Chinese medicine. The meridian theory is one of the core of the basic theory of medicine in the motherland, which originated from ancient times and serves the present day.

In the long history of medicine for more than 2,000 years, it has always played an important role in ensuring the health of the Chinese nation.

The meridians are the channels through which the human body runs qi and blood. It includes two parts, meridians and meridians, of which the longitudinal trunk line is called the meridian, and the branches of various parts of the body that divide the network from the meridians are called meridians. The main contents of the meridians are:

12 meridians, 12 meridians, 8 strange meridians, 15 meridians, 12 meridians, 12 skins, etc. Among them, those that belong to the meridians are mainly the 12 meridians, and those that belong to the meridians are mainly the fifteen meridians. They crisscross and spread all over the body, connecting the inside and outside of the human body, the internal organs, and the limbs into an organic whole.

The meridians are the channels that run qi and blood, connect the viscera and the body surface and all parts of the body, and are the regulatory system of the body's functions. It is distributed in the head and face, limbs, trunk, and internal organs of the human body. The meridians are composed of meridians and duanfan meridians, and the meridians include twelve meridians and eight strange meridians.

Communicate inside and outside, network the whole body, so that the human body maintains coordination and unity.

Operate qi and blood, adjust yin and yang.

Meridians are the basis of acupuncture and massage in the human body and are an important part of traditional Chinese medicine.

Meridians are an important part of the human body's tissue structure, which is a complex network system that spreads all over the body, connects with each other, and has internal circulation and distribution laws. It closely connects all tissues and organs of the human body into a unified organic whole, and then plays an important role in information transmission, running qi and blood, and regulating balance. It is a theory that studies the related concepts, composition, circulation, distribution, physiological functions, pathological changes of the human meridian system and its relationship with viscera tissues, qi, blood and fluid.

The meridians mainly include the twelve meridians, the eight strange meridians and the twelve meridians. The 12 meridians include the three yang meridians of the hands, the three yang meridians of the feet, the three yin meridians of the hands, and the three yin meridians of the feet. The eight veins of the Qi Jing include the Du pulse, the Ren pulse, the Chong pulse, the belt pulse, the yin stilt vein, the yang stilt vein, the yin dimension pulse, and the yang vein.

The 12 meridians are the largest branch meridians that separate from the 12 meridians. They are located above the elbows and knees of the limbs, and have the effect of strengthening the connection between the two meridians in the body in the 12 meridians.

The veins mainly include the fifteen bie, the floating and the sun.

The meridians are connected to the internal organs and six internal organs, and the skin, muscles and flesh area system under the jurisdiction of the outside have the function of connecting the limbs and the movement of flexion and extension joints.