25/05/2026
SPECIAL POINTS
Through palpation and research, new points have been identified that are not listed in the general point nomenclature and are associated with specific energy imbalances. These “special” points are called MG points. Twenty such points have been identified. Each point is specifically controlled and corrected.
Let’s take MG 4 point as an example.
We note that phase III of disease—the phase of toxin deposition—associated with the Shao Yang layer (GB-TW), is characterized by the formation of benign tumors (cysts, nodules, stones, warts, etc.). Encystment is a protective mechanism of the body to isolate a lesion or a foreign body that it cannot eliminate. In a previous post, we studied the Stomach meridian, from ST 11 to ST 30, to treat energy stagnations that can manifest in the tissues as benign tumors.
Here we propose a different approach, one not described in the Tradition.
I – OVERALL CONTROL
For MG 4, the control is done through the dermis transverse interrogation on the lateral aspect of the costal margin (photo 1). The blocked side indicates the side of the cystic lesion. MG 4, located midway between the anterior tibial tuberosity and the edge of the medial tibial plateau—the location of point SP 9—is closed.
II – CORRECTION
The therapist places one hand on point MG 4 and, with the other, first looks for a “rope” between both hands along the lateral side of the body, which indicates the level of the lesion, then covers the horizontal band on the front or back of the hemibody passing through the point on the lateral side of the body, to find the correction zone, which is also the zone of the lesion (photo 2). The correction also releases the blockage on the somatic chain of the Stomach.
Further information about our approach to TCM at
mtc-methodegeometrique.com/en
Contact: mtc.methodegeometrique@gmail
Thank you for your attention
Denys and Victor JACQUES