TCM
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM): meridians and points
Study TCM on Meridiania with classical channels, points, five elements and families (yuan, luo, shu, mu) in an indexable 3D atlas — no clinical dogma.
Channels and zang-fu
The twelve regular meridians plus Du and Ren, with point sheets, relationships and study layers. The dictionary links classical families and lineages.
Five elements and study themes
Explore wood, fire, earth, metal and water; symptom landings associate meridians and points as a study map — never as diagnosis.
Compare philosophies
When shiatsu widens the map (Masunaga, Namikoshi), Meridiania shows the difference without silently mixing systems.
Browse meridiansStudy with quizCompare with MasunagaStudy themesStudy guides7-week pathShiatsu · acupressure · acupunctureCampus for schools
Frequently asked questions
Educational guidance on this Meridiania study pillar.
- What TCM ground does Meridiania cover?
- Classical meridians, points, five elements, point families and study-theme landings — always as study material.
- Is it medical advice?
- No. Meridiania does not diagnose or treat. It is study material for students and practitioners in training.