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Compiled from Exam 2, Functional Points, YNSA

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Concha wall near Intertragic notch, in center of 1st or most anterior section of Antitragus (behind forehead pt)   Ovaries/Testes  
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On Inferior Tragus Protrusion @ LM10, edge of Tragus   Adrenal Gland  
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On edge of Concha Wall, superior to Concha Ridge, above LV pt   Thymus Gland  
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On Antihelix Tail, Scaphoid Fossa side, below Neck Pt   Thyroid Gland  
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on the most inferior aspect of Tragus, near LM9, on cartilage   Pineal Gland  
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At junction of Lobe and jaw @ LM8   Limbic System  
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At center of section 6 of Lobe, below Vertex pt   Hippocampus  
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In section 2 of Lobe, on posterior side of Intertragic Notch & Lobe (posterior to LM9 where cartilage and lobe meet)   Amygdala Nucleus  
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On Inferior Concha, below LM0 on floor   Cardiac Orifice  
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On Inferior Concha, next to Ear Canal, below Helix Root   Mouth  
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On Inferior Concha, btwn Mouth and Cardiac Orifice pts   Esophagus  
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On Concha Ridge, the 2nd notch peripheral to LM0   Stomach  
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On the Superior Concha, above esophagus pt   Small Intestine  
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On the Superior Concha, above the mouth pt   Large Intestine  
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On the external surface of the Helix Root, t a right angle to Mouth and LI pts   Rectum  
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On the innermost aspect of the Superior Concha where the Internal Helix and Inferior Crus meet at a tip, slide from LI pt until you meet the wall   Hemorrhoid pt  
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On the Concha Wall from LM14-LM16   Circulatory System/Blood Vessels  
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On the Inferior Concha, below Concha Ridge & superior to HT pt   Lung 1  
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Deepest part of Inferior Concha, where light shines back from flashlight   Heart  
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On the Inferior Concha, inferior to HT pt   Lung 2  
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On the Inferior Concha, 1/2 btwn Ear Canal and HT pt   Trachea  
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On the Helix Root, btwn the esophagus and SI pts   Diaphragm  
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On the Superior Concha, on the floor, btwn the SI and LI pts   Appendix  
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On the Concha Rdge, toward the superior border near Concha Wall, above ST pt   Liver  
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On the Inferior Concha, inferior to LV pt, near Concha wall (maybe left ear only)   Spleen  
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On the Superior Concha, above the LV pt (maybe right ear only)   Gall Bladder  
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On the Superior Concha, above the GB pt, near Concha wall   Pancreas  
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On the Superior Concha floor, below LM16, tucked under against wall   Kidney  
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On the Superior Concha floor below LM17   Bladder  
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On the innermost tip of Superior Concha, under flap of Helix where it meet Inferior Crus of Antihelix, above Hemorrhoid pt, below Autonomic pt   Prostate  
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In the center of Triangular Fossa   Uterus  
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In the center of the posterior 3rd of the Antitragus, near the Antitragal-Antihelix groove   Occiput  
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In the center of the middle 3rd of the Antitragus   Temple  
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In the center of the anterior 3rd of the Antitragus, closest to the Antitragic Notch, near LM9   Forehead  
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In the center of the 6th section of the Lobe below LM13 heading towards LM7 (bottom of lobe)   Vertex  
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In the 8th section of the Lobe, where the Scaphoid Fossa and the Lobe meet at the end of the cartilage   TMJ  
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In the center of section 2 of the Lobe just above Master Cerebral   Dental Analgesia 1  
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On the Helix Tail from LM4-LM6   Skin Disorders  
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Same as Master Sensorial in the center of the Lobe, usually section 4   Eye/Master Sensorial  
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On the middle of the Tragus, where it meets the face, Above the Tranquilizer pt   External Nose  
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In the center of the 5th section of the Lobe, below Temple and Vertex   Inner Ear  
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On the Concha side of the Antihelix Tail, btwn the base of the Antihelix @ LM14 and LM15, on the edge   Cervical Spine  
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On the Concha side of teh Antihelix Body, btwn LM15 & LM16, on the edge   Thoracic Spine  
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On the spine of the Antihelix Inferior Crus, btwn LM16 & LM17   Lumbar Spine  
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On the spine of the Antihelix Inferior Crus, btwn LM17& LM1   Sacral Spine  
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On the Scaphoid Fossa side of the Antihelix Tail, in the 1st section of the division, sl less than 1/2 way   Neck  
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On the Scaphoid Fossa side in center of the 2nd section   Breast/Chest  
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At the tip of Triangular Fossa, in fossa   Pelvic Girdle  
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On Antihelix Superior Crus, in 1st quarter on the Triangular Fossa side of the Superior Crus of the Antihelix, level w/ Darwin's Tubercle   Hip  
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On the Antihelix Superior Crus, in 2nd quarter on the Triangular Fossa side   Knee  
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On the inferior aspect of the Antihelix Superior Crus, in the 3rd quarter, on the Triangular Fossa side (bottom 1/2 of section)   Ankle  
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On the inferior aspect of the Antihelix Superior Crus, in the 3rd quarter, on the Triangular Fossa side, under the Helix (upper 1/2 of section)   Foot/Heel  
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On the Superior Crus, in the 3rd Quarter, on the Scaphoid Fossa side of the Antihelix, under the Helix Brim   Toes  
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Level w/ center of the Helix Root, in the Scaphoid Fossa   Shoulder  
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mdwy btwn LM14 and Shoulder pt in Scaphoid Fossa   Clavicle  
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At the level of the Inferior Crus of the Antihelix in the Scaphoid Fossa   Elbow  
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Level w/ Darwin's Tubercle in the Scaphoid Fossa   Wrist  
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Btwn the Elbow and Wrist pts in Scaphoid Fossa   Forearm  
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Level w/ LM3 in the Scaphoid Fossa   Hand  
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On the uppermost Scaphoid Fossa, on the wall above LM3 covered by Helix Brim   Fingers  
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On Antihelix Superior Crus on the Scaphoid Fossa side, level w/ knee in 2nd quarter   Thumb  
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For sexual dysfunction, ovarian/testicular cancer, impotency, infertility   Ovaries/Testes  
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For stress & related disorders, hypersensitivity, rheumatism, allergies, skin disorders   Adrenal Gland  
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For colds, flus, allergies, cancer, HIV, AIDS, Lyme's disease   Thymus Gland  
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For hyper/hypothyroidism, goiter   Thyroid Gland  
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For jet lag, irregular sleep patterns, insomnia   Pineal Gland  
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For memory problems, amnesia, sexual arousal, aggressive impulses, compulsivity, retention of emo experiences   Limbic System  
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For memory problems, amnesia, retention of emo experiences, PTSD   Hippocampus  
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For anger, irritability, XS aggressiveness, mania, sexual compulsions, sexual drama   Amygdala Nucleus  
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Vitality Point   On the superior Tragus central to LM 11 (superior Tragus protrusion)  
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Appetite Control   Hunger point, located on the middle of Tragus, between LM 10 and LM 11  
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Thirst Point   On the Tragus, between Vitality and Appetite Control Points  
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Laterality   On the sideburns area of the face, level with oscillation pint (adrenal point) and LM 10  
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Mania   On the inferior Tragus edge, between LM 9 and LM 10 level with the tranquilizer point  
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Nicotine   On the inferior Tragus edge, between mania and laterality  
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Hypertension 2   High blood pressure point, on the inferior Tragus, the same location as the Tranquilizer point  
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Dizziness   On the concha wall, below occiput point, mirroring occiput.  
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Muscle Relaxation   On the inferior concha, near the spleen point  
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Cirrhosis   On the concha ridge in the region of the liver point  
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Analgesia   on the superior concha, between point zero and stomach point, on the floor.  
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Alcoholic Point   On the superior concha below kidney point  
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Mercury Toxicity   on the superior concha below bladder (LM 17)  
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Constipation   on the inferior triangular fossa, superior to LM 17  
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Hypertension 3   on the superior posterior groove, the entire length of the mirrored image of the antihelix  
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Nervousness   on the lobe in section 1, above the tonsil point  
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Sneezing Point   in section 5 of the lobe, in the center of the upper half of the section above internal ear  
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Master Point for Metabolism   in section 7 of the lobe, below occiput point on the edge  
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Aggresivity 1   this point is in the same region as the amygdala nucleus point which regulates aggressive behaviors. In section 2 of the lobe, where the posterior side of the intertragic notch and the lobe meet (may be slightly lower)  
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Memory 2   On the lobe in section 4, below forehead where lobe and anti-Tragus meet  
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Anti-Depressant 1   On the peripheral lobe, where the Antitragus, lobe, and scaphoid fossa all meet, superior to TMJ  
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Heat Point   on the antihelix body, at the junction of the inferior and superior Crus  
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Insomnia 1   On the scaphoid fossa below the wrist point (Darwin¬タルs Tubercle)  
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Insomnia 2   On the scaphoid fossa below the shoulder point (level with root of helix)  
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Alertness Point   On the helix, near LM4, level with Insomnia 1  
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Psychosomatic Reactions 1   On the superior helix root, as it joins the face at LM1  
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Weather Point   on the helix root, superior to hemorrhoid point, follow Large Intestine point out  
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Sexual Desire   On the helix root as it joins the superior edge of the Tragus  
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Master Omega   Same as Master Cerebral Point, where the lobe meets the face at LM 8 on the lobe.  
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NADA Protocol Points   Autonomic (Sympathetic), Kidney, Shenmen, Liver, LU2 or LU1  
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Sensory 1   Eye. Vertically down from A point on to the forehead in the 1st depression.  
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Sensory 2   Nose. Vertically down from Sensory 1, in the 2nd depression on the forehead.  
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Sensory 3   Mouth. vertically down from Sensory 1 & 2 in the last depression on the forehead.  
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Sensory 4   Ear. Down from ST 8 or C point until level with Sensory 2 point, which is in the 2nd depression on the forehead.  
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A point location   Follows a vertical line from anterior to posterior, approximately 1 cm lateral to the midline, level with GV 24 at BL 3.  
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A point function   (Head) For disorders related to the cervical spine, neck, headaches, facial pain or paralysis and TMJ disorders  
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B Point location   Located approximately 1 cm lateral to A point (or 2 cm lateral to the midline), on a line with Yuyao and GV 14.  
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B point function   (Shoulder/Neck) For shoulder pain, disorders related to the cervical spine, neck/arm problems, problems of the SCM and trapezius muscles  
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C Point location   located approximately 2.5 cm lateral to B point, or 4.5 to 5 cm lateral to the midline, at ST 8. It is about 2 cm long following the shape of the skull.  
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C Point function   Problems of the upper extremities from shoulder joint to finger tips, including carpal tunnel, tennis elbow, etc.  
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Yamamoto Knee Point   Located between B and C Points, for knee pain.  
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D point location   located in the temporal region, above the zygomatic arch, 2cm in front of the ear, at GB 3, needled towards GB 2.  
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D point function   For disorders related to the lumbar and sacral vertebrae and coccyx. Circulatory problems of the legs, low back pain, sciatica, prostatitis.  
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Yin D1-D6 points location   Located in the vertical line approximately 1 cm in length, posterior to the D point and just in front of the ear (3 silly geese)  
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Yin D1-D6 point function   For problems of the lumbar spine and sacrum, sciatica, pelvic, OBGYN, prostate problems.  
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E point location   Beings at GB 14, follows a line approximately 2 cm in length towards Yin Tang  
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E point function   For disorders related to Thoracic vertebrae, ribs, thoracic cavity and internal organs in the trunk/ribcage area.  
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F point location   Located on the highest prominence of the mastoid process  
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F point function   L5 to S1, this point represents the sciatic nerve and the only indication is sciatica.  
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G point location   Located at GB 12 needled posterior and downward.  
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G point function   Knee problems  
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Basic G points location   three points situated around the edge of the mastoid processes, G3 is located at GB 12  
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Basic G point functions   G1 ¬タモ medial, G2 - frontal/patella, G3 ¬タモ lateral knee.  
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H point location   Level with the B point, and ᅡᄑ cun back.  
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H point function   used mainly in conjunction with D point and rarely used alone. For chronic low back pain (lumbar) or problems with the lower extremities.  
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I point location   Level with C point and ᅡᄑ cun back  
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I point function   Used mainly in conjunction with D point and rarely used alone. For chronic low back pain lumbar and sacral and sciatica or problems with the lower extremities.  
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