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Energy Replenishment

ST36, CV6 and KI3 to tonify Qi and Yuan Qi

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Energy Protocol ST36 + CV6 + KI3

Zusanli (ST-36) tonifies post-natal Qi, Qihai (CV-6) strengthens Qi and Yang, Taixi (KI-3) nourishes Yin and Yuan Qi. For fatigue and weakness.

Benefits attributed to it

  • Increases energy and vitality
  • Tonifies Spleen and Stomach Qi
  • Strengthens Yang and Yuan Qi
  • Reduces chronic fatigue
  • Improves physical endurance

Energy in TCM

Post-natal Qi comes from food (Spleen). Yuan Qi is in Kidney. This combination tonifies both for deficiency fatigue.

Zusanli (ST-36)

Tonifies post-natal Qi. Most important point for energy.

Qihai (气海 - CV-6)

'Sea of Qi'. Strengthens Qi and Yang.

Taixi (太溪 - KI-3)

Kidney Yuan point. Nourishes Yin and Yuan Qi.

Step by step

  1. Zusanli (ST-36) Bilateral

    ST-36 is the number one point for tonifying energy.

    Duration
    2 minutes
    • Always tonify clockwise
    • Ideal morning routine
  2. Qihai (CV-6) - Sea of Qi

    CV-6 in lower abdomen. Tonifies Qi and Yang.

    Duration
    1.5 minutes
    • Best with empty stomach
  3. Taixi (KI-3) Bilateral

    KI-3 nourishes Kidney and Yuan Qi.

    Duration
    1.5 minutes
    • For chronic fatigue
    • Combine with ST-36

After Energy Recovery

  • Drink room temperature water
  • Walk gently
  • Avoid cold foods

Contraindications

  • Avoid CV-6 in pregnancy
  • Caution with internal heat

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