Which points are studied with “Digestion”?

ST36, CV12, SP6, PC6, ST25. Use them as memorisation and 3D-location anchors — not a prescription.

Which meridians appear on this map?

ST, SP. Traditional study associations in TCM/shiatsu texts.

How do I open it in the 3D atlas?

Open a point sheet or the linked body zone, rotate the figure and confirm landmarks with presence.

Does it help Masunaga/Namikoshi shiatsu study?

Yes for table vocabulary and location. Keep TCM and shiatsu lineage layers distinct when comparing maps.

← Symptoms

Study map

Digestive discomfort

Digestive themes are studied with Earth (Stomach/Spleen), he-sea ST36, mu CV12 and the hara map — memorisation thread, not real-symptom interpretation.

5points
2channels
1zone

Traditional Shiatsu/TCM study map. Does not diagnose or treat.

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Tsubo to memorise

Tap a point: sheet, code and presence. One is enough to begin.

The thread of the map

Channels

Elements

Earth

Zones

Abdomen

How to study this theme

Open one listed point sheet and note local + WHO codes.
Locate it in the 3D atlas (linked body zone) with presence.
Review the associated meridian and element.
Close with quiz or flashcards — no clinical protocol.

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What you study

Digestion → ST/SP → abdomen/hara 3D → nausea-study → quiz.

Disclaimer

Educational traditional-study material (TCM/shiatsu). It does not diagnose or treat and does not replace in-person training or healthcare.

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FAQ

Which points are studied with “Digestion”?: ST36, CV12, SP6, PC6, ST25. Use them as memorisation and 3D-location anchors — not a prescription.
Which meridians appear on this map?: ST, SP. Traditional study associations in TCM/shiatsu texts.
Does this diagnose or treat?: Educational traditional-study material (TCM/shiatsu). It does not diagnose or treat and does not replace in-person training or healthcare.
How do I open it in the 3D atlas?: Open a point sheet or the linked body zone, rotate the figure and confirm landmarks with presence.
Does it help Masunaga/Namikoshi shiatsu study?: Yes for table vocabulary and location. Keep TCM and shiatsu lineage layers distinct when comparing maps.

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