Meridians

Meridians are in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) channels or channels, in which the Qi, the so-called life energy, flows. Each interconnect is assigned to an organ system. On the meridians are also the acupoints, which are treated in needle therapy and acupressure. There are various therapies based on ancient Chinese knowledge of the interconnections. They help with the recovery, the healing of physical or mental suffering or serve to increase the pleasure of stimulating massages. If, for example, there is too little life energy, harmful Qi can penetrate a conductive path of the body and damage the associated organ. You are healthy and have good libido when qi can flow freely. Already in the first and second century BC, the meridian doctrine of Huang-ti nei-ching was established in China. The interconnections are assigned to organs and functional groups. These in turn connect to muscles, connective tissue and nerves. Disturbances in the interplay between respiration, digestion and circulation can be diagnosed by diagnosis of the skin, tongue and eyes. The usual acupuncture points are located on the 14 meridians. The main meridian is called Jing Mai. The yin meridians extend from the toes to the trunk and from there to the individual fingers.

Yang channels go from the fingers to the face and from there to the toes. The main meridians form a cycle, which is completely traversed in the course of 24 hours. Each track reaches a maximum at its time. The meridians are associated with the lung, stomach, spleen, heart, colon, bladder, kidney, pericardium, triple heater, gall bladder, and liver. The main orbits are mirror images of the left and right sides of the body and never cross the median plane at the level of the body. Therapies based on knowledge of the meridians include acupuncture, acupressure, moxibustion, shiatsu, tuina, acupuncture meridian massage, electroacupuncture, magnetic acupuncture, Japanese Healing, yin yoga, and colorpuncture Laser Acupuncture, Shiraku (Japanese bloodletting) and many more. Erotic massages inspired by Taoism also use the power of acupuncture, acupressure and knowledge of the meridians. A lot of stress or a stressful life situation have their effect on the libido. The orgasmic ability, the power and the pleasure, however, can be increased by erotic massages, which are based on the meridian doctrine. From time to time to treat yourself to an erotic massage that is based on ancient Chinese knowledge increases the erotic pleasure and leads to an increased presence in your own body.