Where do the meridians in Traditional Chinese medicine meet?
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They also meet in Newark every three years to talk about things and catch up.
There is no such thing. This is an ancient chinese myth with no scientific basis.
The meridians described in TCM do not actually exist, so their "meeting point" is equally mythical.
Is it true? No, they do not exist so therefore they cannot meet, be stimulated or otherwise associate with one another.
The 6 Yang meridians begin or end at various spots on the head. One of the meeting points of the Six Yang is at DU20, or GV20. Massaging the scalp can therefor stimulate the meridians of the Yang.
The 6 Yin meridians do not directly travel to or from the head. By stimulating the Yang we can influence the Yin and vice-versa.