Accupoints

Does anyone know if there's any homepage where I can find info on accupuncture/pressure, meridians and points
First of all, it'd be interesting, secondly, I'm wndering about something that has happened all day.
Just at the root of my left index finger there's a point where I, from time to time today, have felt some kind of vibration.
It's quite strong too, almost like a buzzing beeper.
Just wanted to check if there's some special point there...

Sure. try this one:
http://www.acuxo.com/
Or this one:
http://www.acupuncture.com/

Hope these help.

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Ah
Acuxo seems interesting.
Too bad it doesn't provide backwards searches (like searching for a point and find out what it does, instead of vice versa)

(And it's written in ASP which == long loading times )

Oh, I found the point.
Here it is
Seems something's going on with my large intestines

"Toothache Lower Jaw"
I had that just the other week

It's quite fantastic, now that I learn more about it.
A few days ago, I managed to point out over 40 unknown, to me, points just by feeling.
It was quite awesome.
I filled them in with a pen, and it was accurate also, when I compared to a chart...

I'm thinking of buying a book about it that a friend of mine have bought.
When I get the ISBN, I can share it here if you want to.

"A manual of Acupuncture" is quite good.

by Peter deadmon or Deadman or something like that and a couple others.

Should be around $150.00

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I found a book for $25 (excl. taxes) with the ISBN 3829083793
I guess the ISBN is language-depended, cause it's in Swedish, but you can always search for "Seirin" in the title, which should be something like "Seirin's big accupuncture atlas".
I have browsed this book, and it's really, really good.
About a page if info per point, everything from where it is, pictures, graphs and stuff, meridians, pin-angles, rotation-frequencies, effects, indicators, and everything you'd want.
All for only $25

To understand the locations of veins, arteries, nerve bundles, primary nerves, as well as how they thread through the body, Grays Anatomy is a good reference and another good source is physicians reference charts.

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cool site...
(and with DSL it loads pretty fast too )

it's a great trip to discover how it all works, relates etc. etc.
I started a long time ago, but know hardly enough...

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Gray's Anatomy. I also have The Encyclopaedic Atlas of the Human Body. It's a great book. For Acupoints try Yin Yang House | Acupuncture and Alternative Medicine Information Resource

y'all might like this then (esp those of you who havent got a gray's anatomy it contains an online version)

anatomy......

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I have a few great books on Acupoints. Pity for you guys they are in Chinese. To understand acupoints you need to realise there are branches underneath the skin that go off the main meridians but actually connect it to the relevant organ.

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