What are the functions and effects of the Du Meridian

At present, health preservation is very popular. Many people know that they need to take care of their bodies. This is mainly because people's bodies are now in a sub-healthy state. Therefore, there are more and more ways to preserve health. However, people must choose a health preservation method that suits them. Only in this way can they achieve health preservation from the root. The best health preservation method is Chinese medicine health preservation. For example, the Du meridian is a very good health preservation method now. It will not cause any side effects to people's bodies. However, this health preservation method must be persisted for a long time. It is best not to give up halfway, otherwise it will not have a good effect. It is best to persist for more than half a year. Specific effects:

Mental illness, fever, local diseases of the lumbar spine, back, head and neck and corresponding visceral diseases. Such as neck pain, opisthotonos, etc. The Du meridian governs the body's yang energy. As long as the yang energy is weak, you can find suitable acupoints on the Du meridian for treatment.

The Du meridian originates the body's yang energy and governs all the body's yang meridians. All six yang meridians meet with the Du meridian at the Dazhui point. The Du meridian has the function of regulating the qi and blood of the yang meridians, so it is called the "sea of ​​yang meridians." The Du meridian is responsible for reproductive function, especially male reproductive function. The Governor Vessel starts at the middle of the vagina, goes down to the perineum, then runs along the middle of the waist and back, goes up along the spine, passes through the neck to the Fengfu point, enters the brain, then goes back up to the head and neck, along the midline of the head, through the top of the head, forehead, nose, upper lip, to the lip frenulum. There are 28 acupoints on the Du meridian, including Changqiang, Yaoshu, Yangguan, Mingmen, Xuanshu, Jizhong, Zhongshu, Jinsuo, Zhiyang, Lingtai, Shendao, Shenzhu, Taodao, Dazhui, Yamen, Fengfu, Naohu, Qiangjian, Houding, Baihui, Qianding, Xinhui, Shangxing, Shenting, Suoliao, Shugou, Duiduan and Yinjiao.

The weakness of the Du meridian may manifest as dizziness, heaviness of the head, forgetfulness, tinnitus, deafness, soreness and weakness of the waist and spine, rickets, pale tongue, and a thready and weak pulse.