Treatments

At this juncture, pimarily LV1 (yin channel's jing-well point) is the option. SI1 is second in the line (noon-midnight connection).

In the Ling Shu you will find: "In winter use the jing-well points."
There is only a limited application of this rule in pathological conditions. However, for a preventive seasonal treatment it might be a good strategy.

References to the Classics (Chapter):

[1] Ling Shu (44)

At this juncture, pimarily HT9 (yin channel's jing-well point) is the option. GB44 is second in the line (noon-midnight connection).

In the Ling Shu you will find: "In winter use the jing-well points."
There is only a limited application of this rule in pathological conditions. However, for a preventive seasonal treatment it might be a good strategy.

References to the Classics (Chapter):

[1] Ling Shu (44)

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, SP3 (yin channel’s earth point) is the first option. TE10 (noon-midnight connection) is second in line.
In clinical practice, however, both points have an equivalent potency, and can be interchanged according to their specific channel or organ relation.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, SP3 (yin channel’s earth point, noon-midnight connection) is the first option. TE10 is second in line.
In clinical practice, however, both points have an equivalent potency, and can be interchanged according to their specific channel or organ relation.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, PC7 (yin channel’s earth point, noon-midnight connection) is the first option. ST36 is second in line.
In clinical practice, however, both points have an equivalent potency, and can be interchanged according to their specific channel or organ relation.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, PC7 (yin channel’s earth point) is the first option. ST36 (noon-midnight connection) is second in line.
In clinical practice, however, both points have an equivalent potency, and can be interchanged according to their specific channel or organ relation.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, KI3 (yin channel’s earth point, noon-midnight connection) is the first option. LI11 is second in line.
However, despite the general rules, in clinical practice neither KI3 nor LI11 are used for this or any other earth element related indications.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel’s predominance concerning the element indications, KI3 (yin channel’s earth point) is the first option. LI11 (noon-midnight connection) is second in line.
However, despite the general rules, in clinical practice neither KI3 nor LI11 are used for this or any other earth element related indications.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel's predominance concerning the element indications, LU9 (yin channel's earth point) is the option.

At this juncture, due to the yin channel's predominance concerning the element indications, LU9 (yin channel's earth point, noon-midnight connection) is the option.