Which points are studied with “Headache”?

LI4, LR3, GB20, GV20. Use them as memorisation and 3D-location anchors — not a prescription.

Which meridians appear on this map?

GB, BL, LR. 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.

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Study map

Headache

In traditional TCM and shiatsu study, head themes help memorise channels (Gallbladder, Bladder, Liver) and landmarks (LI4, LR3, GB20, GV20). This page is an educational map: theme → meridians → points → 3D zone. Not a clinical guide or treatment protocol. Start with one point, locate with presence, then add the meridian.

4points
3channels
2zones

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

Open in the 3D atlas Quiz Study Study article

Tsubo to memorise

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

The thread of the map

Channels

Elements

Zones

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

Educational map: head theme → channels → points → 3D. Vocabulary and location — not diagnosis.

Why these meridians

GB, Bladder and Liver appear in classical study associations with head themes.

How to use Meridiania

Sheet → 3D head/neck → occipital/temporal/frontal cluster variants → 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 “Headache”?: LI4, LR3, GB20, GV20. Use them as memorisation and 3D-location anchors — not a prescription.
Which meridians appear on this map?: GB, BL, LR. 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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