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UB11 and the Sea of Blood

• UB11 is the meeting point of the bladder, small intestine, and Sanjiao channels; it's considered a point of the sea of blood.
• However, the tone channel does not utilize UB11.
• UB11 is the influential point of bones and is indicative of various bone diseases and affections of sinews.
• According to the Spiritual Pivot, UB11 is a point of sea of blood, showing the penetrating vessel (Trong channel) is a sea of 12 channels or a sea of blood.
• There's a connection between UB11 and the Chong channel, where marrow produces red blood cells.
• The nature of UB11 is the influential of bone.
• It can be a meeting point for the Chong channel, and Chong channel is known as the sea of blood, so it's a cross point.

UB23 and its Benefit to the Eyes

• UB23 is the back shoe of the kidney.
• The kidneys have a communication with the liver, which affects the eyes.
• Kidney yin and liver yin are interchangeable, and life arises from the kidneys.
• Some benefits are seen from observational component what they saw that it did benefit.
• The kidneys still go to the eyes where health of the eyes is more seen at the liver level.
• Kidneys store essence, produce marrow, which fills the blood and dominates yin so it is indicated it is indicated not only for ear disorders such as tinnitus and deafness but more so for blurred vision, night blindness, visual dizziness due to the deficiency of marrow or the essence of the yin.

Kidney and Lung Relationship

• Lungs bring in the qi from the environment then disperses and sprinkles it.
• Kidneys grasp the qi and root the qi down so the qi doesn't go up.
• There is a transfer of qi energy down to the kidneys to grasp and hold in.
• Kidney dysfunction would lead to lung symptoms, which also means lung symptoms may mean kidney deficiency.

Urinary Bladder Channel

• The Ren and Du channels are extraordinary channels running on the front and back.

• Urinary bladder is the longest channel.

• It is a Yang channel on the back starting on the head/face and running down to the foot.

• It is a Tai Young channel, so it’s most superficial, affected by external invasion.

• Two portions on the back: a medial and a lateral branch.

• Qi travels through the body every 28.8 minutes, and the 12 organs have a 24-hour energy cycle.

• There are two rows on the back: the medial branch at 1.5 cun is the primary one, and the lateral branch is important but not used as often (except UB42, 43).

• The channel starts at the inner canthus where small intestine terminates (at end of ACU one).

• The energy transfers from small intestine to urinary bladder in the cyclical flow.

• Process:

  • UB1, UB2, up to the head, back across the top of the head, to the nape of the neck.
  • From there, down 1.5 cun lateral to the midline (Du channel).
  • These points connect directly to the organs.
  • The primary path goes into the glutes and then to the sacral foramina.
  • Descends along the back of the thigh to the back of the knee.
  • The channel reemerges at three cun lateral and travels down the three cun lateral line to the glutes then down the back of the thigh.
  • It reconnects and continues down the back of the lower leg and lateral aspect of the foot terminating at the little toe.

• Deep Branches Connection:

  • Du24
  • Du20
  • Gallbladder points around the ear
  • Du points on the back of the head as it comes to the nape of the neck.
  • The kidneys
  • The urinary bladder

• Inner canthus

  • Ascend to the forehead
  • Go parallel on either side to the Du channel, running along the skull to the back and the nape of the neck where it descends in two lines along the back.
  • Covering the entire back between the scapulae running down the 1.5 cun line and the three cun line all the way to the glutes, going down the back of the leg to connect at the knee, down the back of the lower leg, and then coming onto the lateral side of the foot to terminate at the little toe where it meets with the next channel in sequence (kidney).
  • Connections:
    • Du20, Du24, Gv15
    • GV points surrounding the ear.
    • Du points on the back of the head.
    • Brain: connecting to Du20; UB has a lot to do with the wind, just like Du (internal and external wind).
    • Kidneys and urinary bladder.
      Lil Connecting Pathway
      Luo-connecting Pathway

• Originates at UB58

• Connects to the kidney channel on the other side. This is all.No actual path here. It just goes and connects.

Divergent Channel

• Originates around the popliteal fossa and comes up and around the sacrum and into the anus. It connects with the bladder and kidneys and connects to the heart.
• The popliteal area is reconnected from the nape of the neck from that deeper channel.
• Whether at 1.5 or 3 Cun. This deeper branch is continuing the flow internally and deeper.
• Connecting around the sacrum and the anus, and connects to the heart disperses into the heart.

Sinew Pathway

• More about contraction and movement and pain and discomfort.
• Pain along the little toe, heel pain heel in the knee in the gastroc, and a little bit of the lateral aspect of the knee.
• The gastrocnemius muscle group is connected along the back of the thigh. It's keeping our body straight and erect. So a lot of the back issues is the UV channel.
• Binds at the occiput and it comes around and does the little net around the eyes.
• Cop has little vestings under binding on top of the shoulder and underneath in the axilla.
• Movement of the shoulder or limitation of movement the shoulder and then pain into that mastoid area.
• From a sinew perspective, we're thinking more spaz and strain and pain, inability to raise the shoulder, pain in that supraclavicular fossa, pain in the top of the shoulder.

Relationships and Points

• The urinary bladder is anteriorly/exteriorly related with the kidney.

• Small intestine and bladder both Tai Young channels.

• Duo Connected:

  • Bladder enters the kidney zone organ.
  • Meets with the kidney channel its terminal point at UB 67.
  • Divergent connects itself to the kidneys organ and Lulla supposed to connect to the kidney channels so it does connect there.
  • Channel Interactions:
    • Begins at the intercanthus
    • Interactions with the governing vessel or the deus technic back, dew 24, 20 where it enters the brain, to 17 at the back of the head almost, 14 and do 13 as it comes down and come up to UV 11.
    • Divergent channel has a connection anus.
    • Divergent Channel enters the heart, so relationship to the the Shen.
    • Sydney Channel passes below the axilla, muscle groups, that come and attach into the humerus area.

Bladder Functions

• Young organ, and its main goal is to fill and empties with urine to store the fluid that comes from the kidneys to excretes the the waste of urine, transformation which allows that elimination.

• Points representing the 12 other organs influential command, their good number to treat the bladder function issues. It is not much as we would expect a Yang channel.
  Functions of Bladder Channel

• Upper orifice area, the head and face.

  • Treats exterior wind innovation as well as internal wind formation.
    • The connection to the brain, the location of the channel, the head and young
    • External first
    • Then internal will always go up to the head and face.
    • Wind on the upper regions especially the head and the face with tics tremors that are are causing deviation of the other scenarios.
      Psychomotional

• Again, it's a Young channel, treats a lot of the heat because divergent channel enters the heart because it houses a lot of the backshu points.
  Treating of the disorders Of the eyes, nose head in face from UV1 UV 10

• Local. Helping either internal wind or anything alongside that to treat with the pain.

  • UV 11 to13 wind cold comes and you capture gold.
  • UV 14/15 represents pericardium heart, it will treat pericardium and the heart/spirit.
  • UV 17 to 22 represent the metal gel from for blood seen digestive for blood with the digestion functions. Production of Qi and blood.
  • UV 23 to the lower point to lower jowl, where you see and from, Anal issues, kidney elimination digestive for eliminatory getting rid of the things. So along each points have the specifics point action to a certain area, especially the back portion.

UB Points 1 - 10:

• UV One: In a canthus of the eye, jingming.

  • Brighten the eyes, treat the eyes.
  • Treating Wind and heat like swelling, pain, photophobia eye conditions, heat, wind.
    • Btween the bone in the eyeball similar Stomack one is seen more risky because the possibility to hurt people. One should be careful.

• UV Two: right at the medial border of the eyebrow.

  • Helps eliminate wind, benefits the eyes, clears the head, alleviates pain.
    • Treating headaches, pain of the eyebrow, similar UV 1 but less risky.
    • One can go downwards and laterally done with a short needle and going straight. Be careful of bleeding when having facial acupuncture because facial points can bruise much more easily.

• UV 3: Straight up above UV II 0.5 is in from hairline that be slightly behind to UV 24.

  • Expands the wind, clears the head, for pain benefit for eye and nose, you see more affinity two eyes and nose.
    • So with eye condition, headache, agitation, this can work, it requires the subcutaneous needs, because of now we're in skull, one cannon do perpendicular or oblique, but must do above the wind.

• UV 4: Breaking to 2/3 and being about one and a half to the one that helps wind head pain fit it eyes and nose, similar to the UV 3 with heat comes in again.

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• UV 6,7,8: Subcutaneous needs and, will do similar winds, clear heat as clear head fitness or eyes and nose with their functions.

  • Wind and cold. But with the interiors interior wind as brightens the eyes here as for to.
  • UV 8:
    • Pacifies the wind transform phlegm, Calms the spirit.
      • The tinnitus but block the movement of QI. Might see goiters. Disorientation, or Spirit is back. And they hear.

• UV 9,10 instead of 1.5 china, we go with 1.3 in head curves to The Neck.

  • wind cold pin is benefited for eyes and nose.
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