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Massaging acupoints to relieve symptoms is a unique daily health care method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). In addition to alleviating various pains, it can also help with lowering blood pressure and beauty treatments! So, where exactly are each of these acupoints located? What symptoms do they target? Below is a super practical collection of … Read more
1. Baihui (Hundred Meetings) Point Baihui, also known as Sanyang Wuhui, is the meeting point of all Yang energies in the head. Stimulating this point or regular massage can significantly prevent and treat cerebrovascular diseases. It has a remarkable uplifting effect and is particularly effective for organ prolapse. Baihui is located at the intersection of … Read more
Introduction We have selected 80 essential acupuncture points; mastering these 80 points makes you a TCM expert. The body has 12 meridians and 8 extraordinary vessels, with nearly 400 acupuncture points in total. There are too many points, so we have selected 80 essential acupuncture points; mastering these 80 points makes you a TCM expert.1. … Read more
1. Acupuncture Points on the Head and Their Effects1. Tou Wei (Head Crown) – Treats eye pain, eye twitching, and headaches.2. Shang Guan (Upper Gate) – Treats deafness, tinnitus, migraines, upper tooth pain, and facial nerve numbness.3. Xia Guan (Lower Gate) – Treats facial nerve paralysis and spasms, toothache.4. Yi Feng (Wind Screen) – Treats … Read more
1. Life-Saving Point – Ren Zhong (Philtrum) Ren Zhong is an important emergency acupoint. Pressing this point with your finger can be used in emergencies such as heatstroke or fainting. 2. Kidney Supplement Point – Tai Xi (Tai Xi) People who often experience heel pain may have weak kidneys. Massaging or moxibusting Tai Xi can … Read more
1. Changqiang (长强) — Care for Changqiang to prevent hemorrhoids2. Yaoyangguan (腰阳关) — An effective point to relieve cold pain in the lower back3. Mingmen (命门) — A yang-tonifying point for treating cold hands and feet and frequent nighttime urination4. Zhiyang (至阳) — A heart-calming point to relieve palpitations and chest tightness5. Lingtai (灵台) — … Read more
It is well known that the human body is home to numerous acupuncture points. These points not only serve as connections for the flow of energy within the body but also play a crucial role in disease prevention. Many ailments can be treated through massage and stimulation of these acupuncture points, as exemplified by the … Read more
Acupuncture Points on the Head and Their Effects Tou Wei (Head’s Crown) Point: Treats eye pain, eye twitching, and headaches. Shang Guan (Upper Gate) Point: Treats deafness, tinnitus, migraines, upper tooth pain, and facial nerve numbness. Xia Guan (Lower Gate) Point: Treats facial nerve paralysis and spasms, toothache. Yi Feng (Wind Screen) Point: Treats deafness, … Read more
★Collection of TCM Learning Videos (Massage, Moxibustion, Gua Sha) 01Bai Hui (Hundred Meetings) Point Promotes Qi and Blood Flow Key Point for Addressing Hair Loss Issues (Hair Loss, Poor Hair Quality) Method: Use a fist to tap the Bai Hui point rapidly and intermittently for about 5 minutes each time. Ensure the pressure is moderate. … Read more
1. Common Acupuncture Points in TCM 1. Fengchi (Wind Pool) Point: This point is known for its ability to treat most wind-related diseases. Fengchi point is located at the back of the neck, just below the occipital bone, in the depression between the two large tendons, level with the earlobe. It is often used in … Read more