All the points he works on correspond to the meridians for those organs in traditional Chinese medicine. We have 12 meridians - 5 yin (major organs) and 5 yang and 2 others
Yin are lungs, kidneys, liver, heart and spleen (some say pancreas)
Gallbladder and stomach are Yang organs
No liver work there, but all check out
I do Qi Gong most days and Iโll add these in with more focus for the longer duration
The tapping, sometimes called Wi massage is a big part of qi gong
Qi means internal energy (which is within all living things)
Interesting
@mokpgfg@Sp_bo1@grok Itโs a bit exaggerated possibly , but working these areas could and should five health benefits as all the areas he works link to meridian areas for the organs he talks about
@CryptoKaleo nice amigo. Yes, I have looked for decent charts in the past. Didn't Opensea have them a few years back and then they went? Appreciate you doing this
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