Date of launch: 18.04.2023.

Since 2015 we have been wanting to create an acupoint search engine. This opportunity arose when ChatGPT released and gave us the search engine code that we needed.

This search engine contains all the acupoints in the following list of meridians:

• lung meridian
• large intestine meridian
• stomach meridian
• spleen meridian
• heart meridian
• small intestine meridian
• liver meridian
• gallbladder meridian
• kidney meridian
• urinary bladder meridian
• conception vessel meridian
• governing vessel meridian
• pericardium meridian
• tripple burner meridian
• + several other ekstra points.

These acupoints have quite special roles. If you stimulate one of them you activate every acupoint for that specific meridian.

The Alarm points are as follows:

• Shui Quan | Water Spring | Kidney 5 | KI-5
• Jin Men | Metal Gate | Urinary Bladder 63 | UB-63
• Yang Lao | Nursing the Aged | Small Intestine 6 | SI-6
• Yin Xi | Yin Cleft | Heart 6 | HT-6
• Wai Qiu | Outer Hill | Gallbladder 36 | GB-36
• Hui Zong | Convergence and Gathering | Triple Heater 7 | TH-7
• Xi Men | Xi Cleft Gate | Pericardium 4 | PC-4
• Zhong Du | Central Metropolis | Liver 6 | LR-6
• Di Ji | Earth's Crux | Spleen 8 | SP-8
• Liang Qiu | Beam Hill | Stomach 34 | ST-34
• Wen Liu | Warm Dwelling | Large Intestine 7 | Li-7
• Lie Que | Broken Sequence | Lung 7 | LU-7

Cun is the measurement system used to locate the different acupoints.

It is usually the patients cun that is usual in measuring, which is one thumb-width.

See more ways of measuring cun in the image below:

Acupoints are believed to be power buttons on our body that can be stimulated to guide the flow of qi. There are several techniques that can be used to stimulate acupoints, and practitioners are free to use their imagination to find what works best for them.

1. Acupuncture with thin needles: Insert the needle directly into the acupoint to activate it.
2. Moxibustion: Use a moxa stick or moxa wool to apply heat to the acupoint. Hover a glowing end of a stick over the acupoint while fluctuating closeness in tact with your breathing until the area is red. Circling clockwise tonifies the energy, while circling counter-clockwise disperses the energy. Use direct moxa with moxa wool by placing a small pebble of moxa wool on the intended acupoint, light it and let it burn.
3. Finger tips: Stick out your thumb and close the other fingers to allow the energy radiated from them to combine to tilt out the thumb tip. You can also use a wand (like paulo sant, copper, or similar) or a crystal pointer.
4. Massage: Massage the acupoint to activate it.
5. Breathing: Direct your attention and focus on the spot to breathe more deeply into it. Every cell actually breathes, and if you watch your skin through a microscope, you can observe this.
6. Intention and visualization: Use your imagination to create a needle or other tool and program it to vaporize after a set time. Place it in the acupoint(s) of your desire and meditate until the set timing of the thought-needle has passed.
7. Qi Gong: Use movements to activate meridians and acupoints. For example, hover your arm up and down your other arm in tact with relaxed breathing to stimulate parts of the lung, large intestine, heart, small intestine, triple burner, and pericardial meridians.
8. Yoga: Use asanas to stimulate the meridians flowing where you stretch.
9. Sound vibrations: Use a tuning fork or headset to apply sound vibrations to the acupoint area. Visualize the vibrations activating the acupoint.
10. Color vibrations: Use the vibrations of certain colors to stimulate the acupoints.