陶道 一穴，在项大椎节下间，俯而取之陷者中，灸五壮。主头目眩重， 疟寒热洒淅矣。
肺俞 二穴，在第三椎下两旁各一寸半宛宛中，灸三壮。主肺寒热，肺痿，上喘咳
嗽，唾血，胸胁气满不得卧，不嗜食，汗不出，及背强弦急也。
神道 一穴，在五椎下间陷者中，灸五壮。主身热头痛进退，往来 疟，恍惚悲愁
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噫嘻 二穴，在第六椎下两旁各三寸陷者中，灸五壮。主疟久不愈者，背气满闷，
胸中气噎，劳损虚乏不得睡也。
阳刚 二穴，在十椎下两旁各三寸陷者中，正坐微俯而取之，灸七壮。主饮食不下
，腹中雷鸣，腹满胪胀，大便泄，消渴，身热，面目黄，不嗜食，怠惰也。
三焦俞 二穴，在十三椎下两旁各一寸半，正坐取之陷者中，灸五壮。主背痛，身
热，腹胀肠鸣，腰脊急强也。
玉枕 二穴，在络却后七分半侠脑卢旁一寸三分，入发际三寸，灸三壮。主头重如
石，目痛如脱，不能远视。
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天牖 二穴，在白骨穴下发际宛宛中，灸三壮。主瘰 寒热，颈有积气，暴聋，肩
中痛，头风目眩，鼻塞不闻香臭。
神堂 二穴，在五椎下两旁各三寸陷者中，正坐取之，灸三壮。主肩背连胸痛不可
俯仰，腰脊急强，逆气上攻，时复噎也。
命门 一穴，在十四椎节下间，微俯而取之，灸三壮。主身热如火，头痛如破，寒
热疟，腰腹相引痛。
白环俞 二穴，在二十一椎下两旁各一寸半，灸三壮。主腰脊急强不能俯仰，起坐
难，手足不仁，小便黄，腰尻重不举也。
承扶 二穴，在尻臀下衡文中，灸三壮。主腰脊尻臀股阴寒痛五肿，痔疾泻鲜血，
尻椎中肿。大便难，小便不利。
陶道穴，共一穴，位于项部大椎节下方的间隙中，取穴时身体前倾，在凹陷处进针施灸，灸五壮。主治头目眩晕沉重，以及疟疾引起的寒战发热、洒淅恶寒等症状。
肺俞穴，共二穴，位于第三椎骨下方两侧各一寸半的凹陷处，灸三壮。主治肺脏寒热病证、肺痿（肺部萎弱不用之病）、气喘咳嗽、咳唾带血、胸胁气满导致无法平卧、食欲不振、无汗，以及背部僵硬强急等症状。
神道穴，共一穴，位于第五椎骨下方的凹陷处，灸五壮。主治身体发热伴头痛时轻时重，往来性疟疾，以及精神恍惚、悲伤忧愁等症状。
噫嘻穴，共二穴，位于第六椎骨下方两侧各三寸的凹陷处，灸五壮。主治久治不愈的疟疾，背部气机壅滞闷胀，胸中气逆梗塞，以及因劳损导致的虚乏无力、无法入睡等症状。
阳刚穴，共二穴，位于第十椎骨下方两侧各三寸的凹陷处，取穴时端正坐位并微微前倾，灸七壮。主治饮食难以下咽，腹中肠鸣如雷，腹部胀满膨隆，大便泄泻，消渴病，身体发热，面目发黄，食欲不振，以及倦怠乏力等症状。
三焦俞穴，共二穴，位于第十三椎骨下方两侧各一寸半处，取穴时端正坐位，在凹陷处进针施灸，灸五壮。主治背痛，身体发热，腹胀伴有肠鸣音，腰脊部拘急强直等症状。
玉枕穴，共二穴，位于络却穴后方七分半，脑户旁开一寸三分，入发际三寸处，灸三壮。主治头部沉重如压石块，眼睛疼痛如要脱出，不能远距离视物。
天牖穴，共二穴，位于白骨穴下方发际线的凹陷处，灸三壮。主治瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）伴寒热症状，颈部有积气，突发耳聋，肩部中间疼痛，头风引起的目眩，鼻塞且闻不到香臭气味。
神堂穴，共二穴，位于第五椎骨下方两侧各三寸的凹陷处，取穴时端正坐位，灸三壮。主治肩背连及胸痛，无法进行俯仰动作，腰脊拘急强直，气逆上冲，时常出现咽喉梗塞感。
命门穴，共一穴，位于第十四椎骨节下方的间隙中，取穴时微微前倾，灸三壮。主治身体发热如火烧，头痛剧烈如破裂，寒热往来的疟疾，以及腰腹部相互牵引疼痛。
白环俞穴，共二穴，位于第二十一椎骨下方两侧各一寸半处，灸三壮。主治腰脊拘急强直导致无法俯仰，起坐困难，手足麻木不仁，小便黄赤，腰骶部沉重抬不起来等症状。
承扶穴，共二穴，位于臀横纹中央，灸三壮。主治腰脊、尻臀、大腿内侧寒冷疼痛及五种肿胀，痔疮出血呈鲜红色，尾椎部位肿胀，大便困难，小便不利。
Tao Dao (Du 10), one acupoint, located in the interspace below the Da Zhui vertebra at the nape of the neck. To locate it, the patient should bend forward; treat the depression found there with five moxa cones. It primarily treats dizziness and heaviness of the head and eyes, as well as malaria characterized by chills, shivering, and fever.
Fei Shu (BL 13), two acupoints, located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the third thoracic vertebra, in the depression. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats lung cold-heat disorders, fei wei (lung atrophy/withering syndrome), asthma and coughing, hemoptysis (coughing up blood), chest and hypochondriac fullness preventing lying down, loss of appetite, anhidrosis (absence of sweating), and stiffness and tension of the back.
Shen Dao (Du 12), one acupoint, located in the depression between the fifth thoracic vertebrae. Treat with five moxa cones. It primarily treats body heat alternating with headache, intermittent malaria, mental confusion, sadness, and melancholy.
Yi Xi (BL 43), two acupoints, located 3 cun lateral to the lower border of the sixth thoracic vertebra, in the depression. Treat with five moxa cones. It primarily treats chronic malaria that does not heal, fullness and oppression in the back, qi obstruction in the chest, and exhaustion due to overwork or damage, leading to insomnia.
Yang Gang (Extra point), two acupoints, located 3 cun lateral to the lower border of the tenth thoracic vertebra, in the depression. To locate it, sit upright and slightly bend forward. Treat with seven moxa cones. It primarily treats dysphagia (difficulty swallowing), borborygmus (rumbling in the abdomen), abdominal distension, diarrhea, xiao ke (wasting-thirst syndrome), body heat, yellow complexion, loss of appetite, and lethargy.
San Jiao Shu (BL 22), two acupoints, located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the thirteenth thoracic vertebra. To locate it, sit upright and treat the depression with five moxa cones. It primarily treats back pain, body heat, abdominal distension with borborygmus, and stiffness and tension of the lumbar spine.
Yu Zhen (GB 9), two acupoints, located 0.75 cun posterior to Luo Que (GB 19), 1.3 cun lateral to the midline near Naohu, entering the hairline at a distance of 3 cun. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats heavy sensation of the head as if weighed down by stone, eye pain as if protruding, and inability to see distant objects.
Tian You (SI 16), two acupoints, located in the depression at the hairline below the Bai Gu acupoint. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats scrofula (luo li) accompanied by cold and heat, accumulation of qi in the neck, sudden deafness, pain in the middle of the shoulder, wind-headache causing dizziness, nasal congestion, and loss of smell.
Shen Tang (BL 44), two acupoints, located 3 cun lateral to the lower border of the fifth thoracic vertebra, in the depression. To locate it, sit upright. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats pain connecting the shoulder, back, and chest, inability to flex or extend the body, stiffness and tension of the lumbar spine, rebellious qi attacking upward, and frequent sensations of throat obstruction.
Ming Men (Du 4), one acupoint, located in the interspace below the fourteenth thoracic vertebra. To locate it, slightly bend forward. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats intense body heat like fire, severe headache as if splitting, cold-heat alternating malaria, and pulling pain between the waist and abdomen.
Bai Huan Shu (BL 30), two acupoints, located 1.5 cun lateral to the lower border of the twenty-first thoracic vertebra. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats stiffness and tension of the lumbar spine preventing flexion and extension, difficulty rising and sitting, numbness of the hands and feet, yellow urine, and heaviness of the lumbosacral region making it difficult to lift.
Cheng Fu (BL 36), two acupoints, located in the transverse crease of the buttocks. Treat with three moxa cones. It primarily treats cold pain and five types of swelling in the lumbar spine, sacrum, buttocks, and medial thigh; hemorrhoids bleeding fresh blood; swelling in the coccygeal region; difficulty defecating; and difficult urination.