Meridians & Acupuncture Points Explorer
Discover the complete Traditional Chinese Medicine meridian system and explore hundreds of acupuncture points. Learn precise acupoint locations, understand meridian pathways, and master self-treatment techniques for natural healing.
Showing 20 of 20 meridians
Bladder Meridian
67 acupoints
Conception Vessel
24 acupoints
Extra Points: Back
42 acupoints
Extra Points: Chest & Abdomen
35 acupoints
Extra Points: Head
51 acupoints
Extra Points: Lower limbs
35 acupoints
Extra Points: Upper limbs
51 acupoints
Gallbladder Meridian
44 acupoints
Governing Vessel
28 acupoints
Heart Meridian
9 acupoints
Kidney Meridian
27 acupoints
Large Intestine Meridian
20 acupoints
Liver Meridian
14 acupoints
Lung Meridian
11 acupoints
Other Points
0 acupoints
Pericardium Meridian
9 acupoints
Small Intestine Meridian
19 acupoints
Spleen Meridian
21 acupoints
Stomach Meridian
45 acupoints
Triple Burner Meridian
23 acupoints
How to Use Meridians for Self-Treatment
Understanding Meridian Flow
Each meridian represents an energy pathway (qi) that connects specific acupoints. By stimulating key acupoints along these pathways, you can influence the corresponding organ system and promote healing.
- Locate acupoints using anatomical landmarks
- Apply steady pressure for 1-3 minutes
- Use clockwise circular motions for stimulation
- Practice daily for best results
Popular Meridian Points
- LI4 (Hegu): Universal point for pain relief and headaches
- ST36 (Zusanli): Energy boost and digestive health
- SP6 (Sanyinjiao): Women's health and hormone balance
- LV3 (Taichong): Stress relief and emotional balance
- PC6 (Neiguan): Nausea, anxiety, and heart health
- GB20 (Fengchi): Headaches and neck tension