Meridian Acupuncture Pen Pericardium Points


Over the past few months I have been reviewing the meridian acupuncture electrical pen. Here is a copy of the notes I used to do this video. Basically, the script.


Here is a link to get this very pen~ !! (well, one just like it...)

1.      Pericardium, Paired with triple warmer, SanJiao, etc.  Protects and comforts the heart.  Protects from hurt heart/broken heart, anger from liver fear from kidney. Etc. Think of it like a mother or grandmother.   YIN. 9 points that begins at the 4th intercostal space, 1” lateral to nipple. Ends at the center tip of social finger.
a.      P9 Wood point, center of tip of middle finger.  Clears heat, restores consciousness. Palpitations, swelling of tongue. Heatstroke. Prick it to bleed.   Hot feeling in palm. . 
b.      P8 Fire point, on crease of palm, where middle finger sets in light fist (just below).  Chest and cardiac pain. Clears fire, calms mind. Infection of the hand, mental disorders, nausea. Bad breath… gas pains, epilepsy.
c.      P7. Earth point, middle of transverse crease of wrist, between tendons of palmaris longus and flexor carpi radials.  Clears heat, calms mind, good for stuffy chest, stomach ache. Irritability.  DIMINISHES NERVOUSNESS,
d.      P6 Powerful, Master point. L. 2” from center of wrist crease.  Opens chest, regulates heart blood and Qi.  Harmonizes stomach, clears mind.  Nausea vomiting, irritability… good for nausea.  THE main one for motion sickness and any NAUSEA.
e.      P5. Metal point. Meeting of 3 yin channels of hand, heart, pericarp and lung. 3”above crease.  Clears heat, opens chest, resolves heart phlegm, irritability.  Contracture of arm.
f.       P4/ 5” above crease. Regulates and cools blood, (reduces heat of the moment emotions) removes obstructions, opens and calms heart, stops pain, strengthens the mind.
g.      P3. Water point, on elbow crease on ulnar side of tendon bicep. Expels heat, cools blood, soothes, opens heart calm mind. Tremor of hand

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