Acupoint Guide
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Wangu Acupoint (SI4) — Key Acupoint for Relieving Wrist, Head, and Digestive Symptoms
The Wangu (SI4) acupoint is a Small Intestine channel acupoint located below the ulnar triangular bone on the wrist. It is effective in relieving wrist pain, headaches, and jaundice symptoms. This comprehensive guide covers everything from how to locate the acupoint precisely to effective acupressure techniques performed 2-3 times daily.
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Yanggu (SI5) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Precise Location and Acupressure Method
Yanggu (SI5) is an acupoint located on the ulnar side of the wrist, effective for relieving wrist pain, tinnitus, and toothache. Learn how to locate precisely and practice acupressure techniques.
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SI3 Acupoint — Essential Point on the Small Intestine Meridian, Precise Location and Effects
Struggling with neck pain and headaches? SI3 acupoint, located on the little finger and belonging to the Small Intestine meridian, excels at pain relief. Learn the precise location and effective acupressure technique.
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Shaochong (SI2) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Accurate Location and Acupressure Technique
Shaochong (SI2) is an acupoint on the Small Intestine meridian located on the lateral side of the little finger. It is effective for relieving headaches, tinnitus, and sore throat, and is an acupoint where self-care is possible through simple acupressure.
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Dabao (SP21) Acupoint Location and Benefits — Acupressure Technique for Chest Pain and Fatigue Relief
Dabao (SP21) is an acupoint located at the level of the 6th rib in the axilla that alleviates chest pain, fatigue, and generalized heaviness. This guide explains the precise location and self-acupressure technique based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles.
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Shaoze (SI1) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Accurate Location and Acupressure Technique
Shaoze (SI1) is an acupoint located at the ulnar corner of the little finger’s nail, effective for relieving headaches, sore throat, insufficient lactation, and fever. As the first acupoint of the Small Intestine meridian, it can be easily stimulated through self-acupressure.
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Shaoshang Acupoint (HT9): Location, Benefits, and Acupressure Technique – Complete Guide
The Shaoshang acupoint is the terminal point of the Heart meridian on the pinky finger and is effective for relieving palpitations and chest pain. With accurate location identification and proper acupressure technique, you can quickly address emergency symptoms anytime, anywhere.
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Shenmen (HT7) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Location and Acupressure Technique
The Shenmen (HT7) acupoint, located on the inner wrist and the last point of the Heart meridian, is effective in relieving insomnia, anxiety, stress, palpitations, and depression. Practice daily acupressure to promote restful sleep.
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Asthma and Excessive Tearing Acupoints: Complete Guide to 5 Acupoints for Strengthening Lung Function
Asthma and excessive tearing are symptoms caused by impaired lung function. By practicing acupressure daily on 5 acupoints including Chize (LU5), Jiexi, and Dazhui (GV14), you can improve both shortness of breath and excessive tearing simultaneously. Learn easy-to-do acupressure techniques you can practice at home.