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Traditional Diagnostic Methods

Sanzhi Kuixuan Three-Finger Pulse Method

Explore Instructor Liu Jianbo's Sanzhi Kuixuan Three-Finger Pulse Method and its pulse-study arrangements, organized around the six pulse positions and paired chi pulse groups.

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Course cover: Sanzhi Kuixuan Three-Finger Pulse Method

About This Course

Course Introduction

Sanzhi Kuixuan Three-Finger Pulse Method is taught by Liu Jianbo. Its materials center on using three fingers to observe six pulse positions. Traditional concepts such as slow and rapid pulses and forceful and weak pulses introduce how the course organizes pulse positions and related topics.

The materials group topics by left cun–heart, left guan–liver, left chi–kidney, right cun–lung, right guan–stomach, right chi–kidney yang, and the paired chi positions–kidney yin and yang. Use these groups to understand the course structure, then explore connections among topics. These are content groupings; actual diagnosis and treatment still require professional foundations and guidance.

Learn Step by Step

What You Will Learn

  • Understand the framework combining discussion of the six pulse positions and the two chi positions.

  • Recognize traditional pulse concepts such as slow and rapid, forceful and weak.

  • Compare the study scope according to the original material's groups.

  • Distinguish classroom topics from the professional competence required for actual diagnosis and treatment.

Course Structure

Course Outline

The first 10 entries of the course outline are shown below, retaining their original order and numbering.

  1. 01

    Part 01 — Left Cun Pulse: Heart — 01 Childhood Food Retention, 02 Neurasthenia

  2. 02

    Part 01: Left Cun Heart Pulse — 03 Arrhythmia, 04 Heart Failure, 05 Insomnia

  3. 03

    Part 02: Left Guan Liver Pulse — 06 Migraine, 07 Hypertension

  4. 04

    Part 02: Left Guan Liver Pulse — 08 Hepatitis, 09 Cholecystitis

  5. 05

    Part 02 — Left Guan Pulse: Liver — 10 Hernia, 11 Testicular Pain

  6. 06

    Part 02: Left Guan Liver Pulse — 12 Anemia, 13 Irregular Menstruation

  7. 07

    Part 02: Left Guan Liver Pulse — 14 Dry Eyes, 15 Dizziness

  8. 08

    Part 02 — Left Guan Pulse: Liver — 16 Recovery from Chronic Wasting Conditions, 17 Depression

  9. 09

    Part 02: Left Guan Liver Pulse — 18 High Blood Lipids

  10. 10

    Part 03: Left Chi Kidney Pulse — 19 Menopausal Syndrome, 20 Lumbar Muscle Strain