Back Shu/Organ Relationships (Another thought

[Guest guest]

In going through my old acu notes, I found a somatotopical reference to the Shu

points, which is slightly different from the site Stefano presented. Can't site

a sourse on this one though:

 

Back Shu /Associated Points (Somatotopically)

 

Primary Spinal Primary Meridian

Organ Acupoint Relationship Activity

 

LU BL 13 T 3-4 3 to 5 am

P BL 14 T 4-5 7 to 9 pm

HT BL 15 T 5-6 11am to 1 pm

 

GV BL 16 T 6-7

Diaphragm BL 17 T 7-8

 

LV BL 18 T 9-10 1 to 3 am

GB BL 19 T 10-11 11 pm to 1 am

SP BL 20 T 11-12 9 to 11 am

ST BL 21 T 12-L1 7 to 9 am

TH BL 22 L 1-2 9 to 11 pm

KI BL 23 L 2-3 5 to 7 pm

LI BL 25 L 4-5 5 to 7 am

SI BL 27 S 1 1 to 3 pm

BL BL 28 S 2 3 to 5 pm

 

 

 

Just another interesting thought....

[Guest guest]

For the chiropractors out there,

any comparison between Chiropractic nerves - organs charts

and TCM Du - back shu - zang/fu ?

 

Thanks,

K

 

 

 

 

On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:09 PM, William Morse, D.C., FIACA <

drbill1325 wrote:

 

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> In going through my old acu notes, I found a somatotopical reference to the

> Shu points, which is slightly different from the site Stefano presented.

> Can't site a sourse on this one though:

>

> Back Shu /Associated Points (Somatotopically)

>

> Primary Spinal Primary Meridian

> Organ Acupoint Relationship Activity

>

> LU BL 13 T 3-4 3 to 5 am

> P BL 14 T 4-5 7 to 9 pm

> HT BL 15 T 5-6 11am to 1 pm

>

> GV BL 16 T 6-7

> Diaphragm BL 17 T 7-8

>

> LV BL 18 T 9-10 1 to 3 am

> GB BL 19 T 10-11 11 pm to 1 am

> SP BL 20 T 11-12 9 to 11 am

> ST BL 21 T 12-L1 7 to 9 am

> TH BL 22 L 1-2 9 to 11 pm

> KI BL 23 L 2-3 5 to 7 pm

> LI BL 25 L 4-5 5 to 7 am

> SI BL 27 S 1 1 to 3 pm

> BL BL 28 S 2 3 to 5 pm

>

> Just another interesting thought....

>

>

>

 

 

 

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Turtle Island Integrative Health

 

 

TCM Review director

CA State Board Prep Courses

www.tcmreview.com

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

K,There does appear to be some cross-overs for the back-shu pts and spinal

nerves as we would expect. Several spinal nerves access organs above and below

making one-to-one correspondence to spinal segments impossible. FYI, the upper

back shu of the heart lies within the area innervated for the heart down to T5 .

Others below this level, tend to be appear close or within the areas supplied.

Hope this helps.

Michael W. Bowser, DC, LAc

Chinese Medicine

johnkokko

Tue, 2 Jun 2009 16:40:42 -0700

Re: Back Shu/Organ Relationships (Another thought

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For the chiropractors out there,

 

any comparison between Chiropractic nerves - organs charts

 

and TCM Du - back shu - zang/fu ?

 

 

 

Thanks,

 

K

 

 

 

On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:09 PM, William Morse, D.C., FIACA <

 

drbill1325 wrote:

 

 

 

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>

 

> In going through my old acu notes, I found a somatotopical reference to the

 

> Shu points, which is slightly different from the site Stefano presented.

 

> Can't site a sourse on this one though:

 

>

 

> Back Shu /Associated Points (Somatotopically)

 

>

 

> Primary Spinal Primary Meridian

 

> Organ Acupoint Relationship Activity

 

>

 

> LU BL 13 T 3-4 3 to 5 am

 

> P BL 14 T 4-5 7 to 9 pm

 

> HT BL 15 T 5-6 11am to 1 pm

 

>

 

> GV BL 16 T 6-7

 

> Diaphragm BL 17 T 7-8

 

>

 

> LV BL 18 T 9-10 1 to 3 am

 

> GB BL 19 T 10-11 11 pm to 1 am

 

> SP BL 20 T 11-12 9 to 11 am

 

> ST BL 21 T 12-L1 7 to 9 am

 

> TH BL 22 L 1-2 9 to 11 pm

 

> KI BL 23 L 2-3 5 to 7 pm

 

> LI BL 25 L 4-5 5 to 7 am

 

> SI BL 27 S 1 1 to 3 pm

 

> BL BL 28 S 2 3 to 5 pm

 

>

 

> Just another interesting thought....

 

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--

 

 

 

Turtle Island Integrative Health

 

 

 

 

 

TCM Review director

 

CA State Board Prep Courses

 

www.tcmreview.com