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Scientific Qi Exploration 气 的 科 学 探 索Scientific Qi Exploration Part 3.Horary Cycle Qi Pathways from 3 p.m. <strong>to</strong> 3 a.m.by Marty Eisen Ph.DThe Meridian pathways of the Qi flow in the HoraryCycle, from 3 p.m. <strong>to</strong> 3 a.m., is described below.Recall that each Organ and its correspondingMeridian energy is at its peak during a twohour period in the Horary Cycle, and is at its minimumduring the two hour period twelve hourslater.The flow is maximal in Bladder Meridian from 3p.m. <strong>to</strong> 5 p.m. and then in the Kidney Meridianfrom 5 p.m. <strong>to</strong> 7 p.m. and so on, flowing in the orderin which the Meridians are described below.11. The Bladder (Foot-Taiyang) Meridian (B)See http://www.acumedico.com/bladder.htmThe Bladder Meridian starts from B1 (Jingming),.1 cun superior <strong>to</strong> the inner canthus. Ascending<strong>to</strong> the forehead, it joins the Du Meridian at Du 20(Baihui) after p<strong>as</strong>sing through B 7 (Tongtian) butbefore B 8 (Luoqque). Two branches emergefrom Du 20, on the midline of the head, 5 cunabove the anterior hairline. One runs <strong>to</strong> the templeand the other enters the brain and emerges <strong>to</strong>join the external Meridian. The external Meridianbifurcates at B 10 (Tianzhu), .5 cun above theposterior hairline (PHL) and 1.3 cun lateral <strong>to</strong> themidline on the lateral <strong>as</strong>pect of the trapezius. Thebranches descend along the posterior <strong>as</strong>pect ofthe neck.One branch runs alongside the medial side of thescapula and parallel <strong>to</strong> the vertebral columndown the back from B 41 (Fufen) <strong>to</strong> B 52 (Zhishi)and p<strong>as</strong>ses through the gluteal region, meeting G30 (Huantiao) at the junction of the lateral 1/3and medial 2/3 distance between the prominenceof the greater trochanter and the hiatus of the sacrum.It continues down the posterior <strong>as</strong>pect ofthe thigh <strong>to</strong> meet the other branch at B 40, at themidpoint of the transverse cre<strong>as</strong>e 0f the poplitealfossa.The second branch from B 10 runs parallel <strong>to</strong> thefirst branch, midway between the first branchand the vertebral column, down the back from B11 (Dazhu) <strong>to</strong> B 30 (Baihuanshu) in the glutealregion. It then turns upward <strong>to</strong> reach B 31(Shangliao), then turns down <strong>to</strong> run through thegluteal region and the posterior thigh. It descendslateral <strong>to</strong> the first branch and then crossesit, p<strong>as</strong>sing through B 39 (Weiyang), medial <strong>to</strong> thebiceps femoris tendon, and finally meeting thefirst branch at B 40.An internal branch arise from the second externalbranch at B23 (Shenshu) and enters the bodythrough the paravertebral muscles <strong>to</strong> connectwith the Kidney and join the Bladder, its pertainingOrgan.The external branch from B 40 descends <strong>to</strong> thecalf, <strong>to</strong> the posterior <strong>as</strong>pect of the medial malleolus,and then runs along the tuberosity of the fifthmetatarsal <strong>to</strong> reach B 67 (Zhiyin), on the lateral50 <strong>Yang</strong>-<strong>Sheng</strong> (Nurturing Life) Volume 3, Issue No. 3

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