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| Distribute Qi and Blood of the primary meridians to nourish muscles |
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| originate from extremities and ascend to the head and trunk |
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| Contain Wei Qi to make the body's first line of defense against pathogens |
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| Pathologies of this pathway do not register on the pulse |
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| Distributed over the body surface |
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| give free flow of Qi and Blood to the meridians and connect internally and externally |
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| Have branches w the function of transporting qi and blood to the body surface |
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| Major trunks in the system |
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| Vertical branches of the PM |
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| Connect the channel to the associated organ in the yin yang relationship |
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| Strengthen and connect the Yin Yang relationship |
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| pathway has no points of its own |
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| Contain wei qi but run deeper in the body to provide the 2nd line of defense against pathogens |
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| Carries QI and Blood to the head and face |
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| Goes to the body cavities |
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| Where Yin Channels converge with yang channels |
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| Has no points of their own except for the Ren and Du |
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| No internal organs of their own |
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| Does not have element command points |
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| Does not have tonification or sedation points |
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| responsible for controlling, joining, storing, and regulating qi and blood of each meridian |
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| Have Master Confluent and Coupled points |
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| Reconnect to the yang primary channels |
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| Extend the influence of the primary channels |
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| Carry Qi and Blood to the head and face |
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