风中脉则口眼 斜 中腑则肢体废 中脏则性命危 凡治莫如以上发表调气血治痰诸法
然此可扶持疾病若要收全功火艾为良也
听会二穴在耳前陷者中张口得之有穴动脉应手
颊车二穴在耳下二韭叶陷者宛宛中开口得之
地仓二穴在横口吻旁四分外近下有脉微动者是
凡 向右者为左边脉中风而缓也宜灸左 陷中二七壮
向左者为右边脉中风而缓也宜灸右 陷中二七壮
百会一穴在顶中央旋毛中
肩 二穴在肩端两骨间陷者宛宛中举臂取之
曲池二穴在肘外辅骨屈肘曲骨中以手拱胸取之纹头陷中是
风市二穴在膝外两筋间平立舒下两手着腿当中指头者宛宛中
足三里二穴在膝下三寸胫骨外大筋内筋骨之间陷者宛宛中举足取之
绝骨二穴在足外踝上三寸动脉中
凡觉手足痹或不仁或痛良久乃已此将中腑之候宜灸此七穴病在左则灸右在右则灸左
灸风中脏气塞涎上不语昏危者下火立效
百会一穴如前
风池二穴在颞 后发际陷中
大椎一穴在顶后第一椎上陷者是
肩井二穴在肩上陷罅缺盆上大骨前一寸半以三指按之当其中指下陷者中举臂取之
曲池二穴如前
间使二穴在掌后三寸两筋间陷中
足三里二穴如前
凡觉心中愦乱神思不怡或手足麻痹此将中脏之候不问是风与气可速灸此七穴但根据次第灸
之
各五七壮日别灸之随年壮止如素有风人尤宜留意此灸法可保无虞此法能灸粹死经云凡人风发
强忍怕痛不肯灸忽然猝死谓是何病风入脏故也
风邪侵入经脉，则出现口眼歪斜；风邪侵入腑，则导致肢体废用；风邪侵入脏，则危及生命。凡是治疗这类疾病，没有比使用上述发表、调和气血、治疗痰浊等方法更好的了。然而，这些方法只能扶持病情，若要取得彻底痊愈的效果，艾灸是最好的选择。
听会穴有两个，位于耳前凹陷处，张口时即可找到，此处有动脉跳动应手可感。
颊车穴有两个，位于耳下两韭菜叶宽度的凹陷深处，开口时即可找到。
地仓穴有两个，位于横口嘴角旁四分外，近下方有脉搏微弱跳动的地方。
凡是面部向右歪斜的，是左侧经脉中风且松弛所致，适宜灸左侧凹陷处，各灸十四壮（二七壮）。
凡是面部向左歪斜的，是右侧经脉中风且松弛所致，适宜灸右侧凹陷处，各灸十四壮（二七壮）。
百会穴有一个，位于头顶中央旋毛正中。
肩髃穴有两个，位于肩端两骨之间的凹陷深处，举臂时取穴。
曲池穴有两个，位于肘部外侧辅骨屈肘曲骨处，以手拱胸姿势取穴，在纹头凹陷处即是。
风市穴有两个，位于膝外侧两筋之间，直立放松下垂双手，中指指尖所触之处，凹陷深处即是。
足三里穴有两个，位于膝下三寸，胫骨外侧大筋内侧筋骨之间的凹陷深处，举足时取穴。
绝骨穴有两个，位于足外踝上三寸的动脉搏动处。
凡是感觉手足麻木不仁或疼痛，良久才缓解，这是即将中腑的先兆，适宜灸这七个穴位。病在左侧则灸右侧，病在右侧则灸左侧。
对于风中脏导致气机闭塞、涎液上涌、不能言语、神志昏危的患者，施灸后立见奇效。
百会穴一个，位置如前所述。
风池穴有两个，位于颞部后方发际处的凹陷中。
大椎穴有一个，位于项后第一椎骨上方的凹陷处即是。
肩井穴有两个，位于肩上凹陷缝隙中，缺盆上方大骨前一寸半处，用三指按压，当中指下陷处即是，举臂时取穴。
曲池穴两个，位置如前所述。
间使穴有两个，位于掌后三寸两筋之间的凹陷中。
足三里穴两个，位置如前所述。
凡是感觉心中烦乱、精神不悦，或者手足麻痹，这是即将中脏的先兆，不论是由风邪还是气滞引起，都应迅速灸这七个穴位，但需按照次序进行施灸。
每个穴位灸五到七壮，每天分别施灸，直到达到患者年龄对应的壮数为止（随年壮）。如果有素来易患中风的人，尤其应当留意此法。此灸法可以保证无虞。此法能救治濒临死亡的患者，《经》云：凡人中风发作，强忍疼痛不肯施灸，忽然猝死，这是什么病？这是因为风邪入脏的缘故。
When wind-pathogen invades the meridians, it causes deviation of the mouth and eye; when it invades the fu-organs, it leads to limb dysfunction; when it invades the zang-organs, it endangers life. In treating such conditions, there is no better method than those mentioned above for releasing the exterior, regulating qi and blood, and resolving phlegm. However, these methods can only support the disease process; if one seeks complete recovery, moxibustion with mugwort is the best choice.
Tinghui (GB2) [Auditory Meeting]: Two acupoints located in the depression anterior to the ear, found upon opening the mouth, where the arterial pulse is palpable.
Jiache (ST6) [Chejia]: Two acupoints located in the deep depression below the ear, approximately two leeks' widths wide, found upon opening the mouth.
Dicang (ST4) [Earth Granary]: Two acupoints located four fen lateral to the corner of the mouth horizontally, near the lower aspect, where a faint pulse moves.
If the face deviates to the right, it indicates left-sided meridian wind-stroke with flaccidity; moxibustion should be applied to the depression on the left side, 14 moxa cones (two sevens).
If the face deviates to the left, it indicates right-sided meridian wind-stroke with flaccidity; moxibustion should be applied to the depression on the right side, 14 moxa cones (two sevens).
Baihui (GV20) [Hundred Convergences]: One acupoint located in the center of the vertex, within the whorl of hair.
Jianyu (LI15) [Shoulder Well]: Two acupoints located in the deep depression between the two bones at the shoulder tip, taken with the arm raised.
Quchi (LI11) [Pool at the Crook]: Two acupoints located at the lateral end of the elbow crease, on the auxiliary bone, when flexing the elbow and bringing hands to the chest; it is in the depression at the head of the wrinkle.
Fengshi (GB31) [Wind Market]: Two acupoints located between the two tendons on the lateral aspect of the knee. When standing upright with arms relaxed hanging down, the tip of the middle finger touches the deep depression.
Zusanli (ST36) [Leg Three Miles]: Two acupoints located three cun below the knee, between the large tendon inside and the tibia outside, in the deep depression; taken with the foot raised.
Yangjiao (GB39) [Yang Junction] (Note: Text says Juegu, commonly identified as Yangjiao GB39 or Xuanzhong GB39 depending on context, here translated as Juegu/Yangjiao): Two acupoints located three cun above the lateral malleolus, in the arterial pulse.
Whenever one feels numbness or insensibility in the limbs, or pain that lasts for a long time before subsiding, this is a sign of impending fu-organ wind-stroke. It is advisable to moxa these seven acupoints. If the disease is on the left, moxa the right; if on the right, moxa the left.
For cases of zang-organ wind-stroke characterized by qi obstruction, upward rushing of saliva, aphasia, and critical unconsciousness, moxibustion yields immediate effect.
Baihui (GV20): One acupoint, position as described above.
Fengchi (GB20) [Wind Pool]: Two acupoints located in the depression posterior to the temporal region, at the hairline.
Dazhui (GV14) [Great Vertebra]: One acupoint located in the depression above the first thoracic vertebra at the back of the neck.
Jianjing (GB21) [Shoulder Well]: Two acupoints located in the depression/fissure on the shoulder, one and a half cun anterior to the supraclavicular fossa on the prominent bone. Press with three fingers; the point is where the middle finger sinks. Take with the arm raised.
Quchi (LI11): Two acupoints, position as described above.
Jianshi (PC5) [Intervening Messenger]: Two acupoints located three cun proximal to the wrist crease, in the depression between the two tendons.
Zusanli (ST36): Two acupoints, position as described above.
Whenever one feels mental confusion, lack of joy in spirit, or numbness/paralysis in the limbs, this is a sign of impending zang-organ wind-stroke. Regardless of whether it is caused by wind or qi stagnation, quickly moxa these seven acupoints, but follow the sequence.
Moxa each acupoint 5 to 7 cones. Perform moxibustion separately each day until reaching the number of cones corresponding to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang). Individuals prone to wind-stroke should pay special attention to this method. This moxibustion technique ensures safety. This method can save those on the verge of death. The Classics state: "When a person suffers from wind-stroke, if they endure the pain strongly and refuse moxibustion, they may suddenly die. What disease is this? It is because wind has entered the zang-organs."