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1 Essential Questions Chapter 5. 2 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 17. 3 Danyang (Extra), 0.5 cun posterior to Toulinqi GB-15. 4 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 22. 5 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 33. 6 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 7 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 17. 8 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 9 Essential Questions Chapter 10. 10 Essential Questions Chapter 17. 11 Essential Questions Chapter 8. 12 Essential Questions Chapter 62. 13 Fei Bo Xiong (1800-1879) in Fei Bo Xiong et. al. 1985 Medical Collection From Four Families from Meng He (Meng He Si Jia Yi Ji), Jiangsu Science Publishing House, p.40. Quoted in Maciocia, G. The Practice of Chinese Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, p. 211. 14 Essential Questions Chapter 62. 15 Essential Questions Chapter 10. 16 Essential Questions Chapter 44. 17 Essential Questions Chapter 18. 18 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 10. 19 Treatise on Epidemic Warm Febrile Disease by Wu You Ke (1642). 20 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 6. 21 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 8. 22 Essential Questions Chapter 39. 23 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 17. 24 Essential Questions Chapter 10. 25 Essential Questions Chapter 44. 26 Essential Questions Chapter 10. 27 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 5. 28 Essential Questions Chapter 6. 29 Essential Questions Chapter 8. 30 Treatise on the Spleen & Stomach by Li Dongyuan, A Translation of the Pi Wei Lun, by Yang Shou-zhong and Li Jian-yong, Blue Poppy Press, 1993, p. 19. 31 Essential Questions Chapter 23. 32 Essential Questions Chapter 23. 33 Essential Questions Chapter 74. 34 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 33. 35 Classic of Difficulties 31st Difficulty. 36 Essential Questions Chapter 8. 37 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 8. 38 Essential Questions Chapter 4. 39 Master Huas Classic of the Central Viscera (Zhong Zang Jing) attributed to Hua Tuo, translated by Yang Shou-zhong, Blue Poppy Press, 1993.

40 Essential Questions Chapter 47. 41 Classic of Difficulties 36th Difficulty. 42 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 17. 43 Essential Questions Chapter 18. 44 Essential Questions Chapter 5. 45 Essential Questions Chapter 5. 46 Essential Questions Chapter 44. 47 Standards of Patterns and Treatment by Wang Ken-tang, 1602, quoted by Maciocia, M., The Practice of Chinese Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, p609. 48 Essential Questions Chapter 43. 49 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 4. 50 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 2. 51 Essential Questions Chapter 8. 52 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 2. 53 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 4. 54 Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven Heavenly Star Points. They first appeared in print in the 12th century CE Classic of the Jade Dragon. Xu Feng included this text in his work Complete Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion and added a twelfth point, Taichong LIV-3. 55 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 78. 56 Spiritual Pivot, Chapter 9. 57 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 6. 58 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 59 The nine types of haemorrhoids refer to fleshy growths appearing in any of the nine orifices (eyes, nostrils, ears, mouth, anus and urethra). 60 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 61 Cited in Celestial Lancets by Lu Gwei-Djen & Joseph Needham, p. 78, Cambridge University Press. 62 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 63 Hunmen BL-47 is, however, indicated for corpse collapse walking disorder although it is unclear what this term means, and whether or not it refers to a psycho-emotional or physical disorder. 64 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 65 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 66 Essential Questions Chapter 61. 67 Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven Heavenly Star Points. They first appeared in print in the 12th century CE Classic of the Jade Dragon. Xu Feng included this text in his work Complete Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion and added a twelfth point, Taichong LIV-3. 68 Essential Questions Chapter 10. 69 Quoted in Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Foreign Languages Press, Beijing. 70 Ma Dan-yang was the originator of the Song of the Eleven Heavenly Star Points. They first appeared in print in the 12th century CE Classic of the Jade Dragon. Xu Feng included this text in his work Complete Collection of Acupuncture and Moxibustion and added a twelfth point, Taichong LIV-3.

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71 Classic of Difficulties 68th Difficulty. 72 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 21. 73 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 80. 74 Classic of Difficulties 69th Difficulty. 75 Quoted in Treatise on the Spleen & Stomach by Li Dongyuan, translated by Yang Shou-zhong & Li Jian-yong, Blue Poppy Press, page 140). 76 Spiritual Pivot Chapter 9.