治不嗜食（资生经）。刺然谷多见血。使人立饥。
治不嗜食。穴隐白 然谷 脾俞 内庭
治食不化。不嗜食。挟脐急。穴天枢 厉兑 内庭
治身黄有微热。不嗜食。穴中封
治饮食不化。入腹还出。热中不嗜食。若吞而闻食臭。伤饱。身黄。酸疼羸瘦。穴章门
治上气呕吐。支满不嗜食。穴肺俞
治腹痛不嗜食。穴胃俞 脾俞
治不嗜食。穴地机 阴陵泉 水分 幽门 小肠俞
治六腑气寒。不嗜食。穴下脘
治胃热不嗜食。穴下廉 悬钟
治病饥不欲食。穴阴交
治腹满。中焦客热不嗜食。心腹胀满。胃热不嗜食。穴悬钟
治不嗜食。穴阳纲
治胃虚胀不嗜食。穴水分
资生经云。不嗜食有数端。有三焦客热不嗜食。有胃热不嗜食。有胃寒不嗜食。有六腑
气寒
不嗜食。宜随证用药治之。而针灸者。亦当知补泻之法可也。史记。杨虚侯病甚。众医皆以
为蹶。太仓公诊脉。以为痹根。左右胁下大如覆杯。令人喘逆气。不能食。病得之内。即以
火脐。粥且饮。六日气下。即令更服丸药。出入六日。病已。然则人之不能食。亦有患痹而
得者。概曰。胃有寒热。则不可也。
扁鹊治心风腹胀满。食不消化。四肢羸露。不欲食。穴灸心俞 肝俞
治心痛不嗜食。穴曲泉
治心痛不嗜食。通身浮肿。男子如蛊。女子如妊娠。五指端尽痛。足不得履地。宜灸针
千
金云。忽忽喜忘。身体腰脊如解。大便难。小便不利。足冷至膝。咽中痛。不可纳食。喑不
能言。衄不止。穴涌泉
治食多。身瘦。泄利。体重。四肢不收。腹痛不嗜食。穴脾俞
治胃寒。腹胀不嗜食。羸瘦。穴胃俞
Treatment for anorexia (from *Zisheng Jing*). Puncture the Rangu (KI2) acupoint to induce significant bleeding, which can stimulate appetite.
For treatment of anorexia. Select the Yinbai (SP1), Rangu (KI2), Pishu (BL20), and Neiting (ST44) acupoints.
For treatment of indigestion, anorexia, and tightness/pain around the umbilicus. Select the Tianshu (ST25), Lidui (ST45), and Neiting (ST44) acupoints.
For treatment of yellowing of the body with slight fever and anorexia. Select the Zhongfeng (LR6) acupoint.
For treatment of undigested food regurgitating after ingestion; anorexia due to heat in the stomach; if one smells food when swallowing, or suffers from overeating injury presenting with yellowing of the body, soreness, pain, emaciation. Select the Zhangmen (LR13) acupoint.
For treatment of rebellious Qi and vomiting, chest and hypochondriac fullness, and anorexia. Select the Feishu (BL13) acupoint.
For treatment of abdominal pain and anorexia. Select the Weishu (BL21) and Pishu (BL20) acupoints.
For treatment of anorexia. Select the Diji (SP8), Yinlingquan (SP9), Shuifen (CV9), Youmen (CV14), and Xiaochangshu (BL27) acupoints.
For treatment of anorexia due to cold Qi in the six Fu organs. Select the Xiawan (CV10) acupoint.
For treatment of anorexia due to stomach heat. Select the Xialian (SI8) and Xuanzhong (GB39) acupoints.
For treatment of pathological hunger without desire to eat. Select the Yinjiao (CV9) acupoint.
For treatment of abdominal fullness, anorexia due to pathogenic heat in the middle Jiao, abdominal and cardiac distension, and anorexia due to stomach heat. Select the Xuanzhong (GB39) acupoint.
For treatment of anorexia. Select the Yanggang (BL16) acupoint.
For treatment of abdominal distension and anorexia due to stomach deficiency. Select the Shuifen (CV9) acupoint.
*Zisheng Jing* states: Anorexia has several categories. There is anorexia due to pathogenic heat in the Sanjiao (Triple Burner), anorexia due to stomach heat, anorexia due to stomach cold, and anorexia due to cold Qi in the six Fu organs. Medication should be prescribed according to the syndrome. Regarding acupuncture and moxibustion, one must also understand the methods of tonification and sedation. The *Records of the Grand Historian* (*Shiji*) records: When Marquis Yang Xu was critically ill, most physicians diagnosed it as Jue syndrome (reversal condition). Taicai Gong (Chunyu Yi) examined the pulse and determined the root of the Bi syndrome (obstruction syndrome) was located in the large masses under both hypochondria, resembling an inverted cup, causing wheezing, rebellious Qi, and inability to eat. This disease originated from internal injury. He immediately applied moxibustion to the umbilicus and had the patient consume porridge. After six days, the Qi descended, and he then administered pill medicine. After six days of fluctuation, the illness was cured. Thus, inability to eat can also result from Bi syndrome; it is incorrect to generalize all cases as merely stomach cold or heat.
Bian Que treated heart wind causing abdominal fullness, indigestion, emaciated limbs, and lack of appetite. Moxa the Xinshu (BL15) and Ganshu (BL18) acupoints.
For treatment of heart pain and anorexia. Select the Ququan (LR8) acupoint.
For treatment of heart pain and anorexia, accompanied by generalized edema, men presenting like Gu syndrome (parasitic disease), women presenting like pregnancy, pain at the tips of all five fingers, and inability to bear weight on the feet. Moxibustion and acupuncture are suitable.
*Qianjin Fang* states: Sudden mental confusion and forgetfulness, body and spine feeling as if dislocated, difficult defecation, difficult urination, cold feet extending to the knees, throat pain, inability to ingest food, aphonia (loss of voice), and persistent epistaxis. Select the Yongquan (KI1) acupoint.
For treatment of excessive eating but emaciation, diarrhea, heavy body, flaccidity of the four limbs, abdominal pain, and anorexia. Select the Pishu (BL20) acupoint.
For treatment of stomach cold causing abdominal fullness, anorexia, and emaciation. Select the Weishu (BL21) acupoint.