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Headache and points: educational exploration (not clinical)

How to use Meridiania's symptom explorer to study traditional head associations.

Meridiania editorial team · educational study (not clinical) · Editorial review

In silence
GB20Symptom map

Doors to continue

One destination per door: map, sheet or practice.

GB20

Location, category and study links.

Open

Symptom map

Continue the thread in this Meridiania destination.

Open

Starting from a theme like “headache” helps memorise meridians (GB, Bladder, Liver) and points (LI4, LR3, GB20, GV20) in a traditional frame.

Meridiania path

1) Open /explore/symptoms/headache. 2) Compare occipital, temporal and frontal cluster variants. 3) Locate GB20 and LI4 in the head/neck 3D zone. 4) Close with a code quiz.

Not a treatment protocol or medical advice — a study map. meridiania.net

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers for studying with presence.

What does “Headache and points: educational exploration (not clinical)” give you on Meridiania?
How to use Meridiania's symptom explorer to study traditional head associations. Educational shiatsu/TCM material — not medical advice.
How do I study it on Meridiania?
Read the guide, open the GB20 sheet and close with practice or a quiz.
Is this a clinical protocol?
No. It is a study guide. It does not diagnose or treat and does not replace a school or teacher.

Your next move

Pick a destination and study with presence.

GB20

Study reference within traditional Shiatsu/TCM frameworks. Does not diagnose or treat.

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