Resources and explanations about acupuncture points, including meridian locations, how they are used in treatments, and their therapeutic benefits.
He-Sea Point UB 40 Point Location Midpoint of the transverse crease of the popliteal fossa, between the tendons of biceps femoris and semitendinosus.1 Unlike many lower-limb points, it is not…
Gallbladder 30 (GB 30) is an important point especially in conditions such as sciatica. Quick LinksGB 30 Acupuncture Point LocationGB 30 Functions:Clinical Application of GB30 (Huantiao)Primary Clinical UsesNeedling Technique and…
Listen To Audio Version One of the most practical and clinically sound principles in acupuncture is the preferential use of points located below the elbows and below the knees. This…
From the study in Frontiers in Neurology, 30 December 2024. Sciatic nerve injury treated by acupuncture: a bibliometric study and visualization analysis Sciatica and acupuncture research has had a long…
Ren 8, also known as Shenque or the "Spirit Gate," is a vital acupuncture point located at the center of the umbilicus. Unlike most acupuncture points, Ren 8 is not…
Ren 6, also known as Qihai or the "Sea of Qi," is a vital acupuncture point in practice. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), it is known for its powerful ability to…
One of the most recognized points in auricular acupuncture is Shenmen, often referred to as the "Spirit Gate." This point is highly regarded within the acupuncture community for its ability…
Quick LinksST37 Acupuncture Point LocationBiomedical FunctionsStomach 37 Contraindications Stomach 37 (ST37), also known as Shangjuxu, is a key acupuncture point along the Stomach meridian that is particularly important for maintaining…
Stomach 36 (ST36, ST-36), also known as Zusanli, or "Three Leg Mile", is one of the most commonly used acupuncture points. It is utilized for its remarkable effects on overall…