Acupoint Guide
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5 Acupoints for Cold Relief — Complete Self-Acupressure Guide
Detailed explanation of locations and acupressure methods of 5 acupoints that alleviate cold symptoms. Self-acupressure guide using LI4, GB20, GV14, LU7, and TE5 to easily manage colds at home.
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Shangyang (LI1) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Exact Location and Acupressure Technique
Shangyang (LI1) is a Large Intestine meridian acupoint located on the outer edge of the index fingernail. It is effective for sore throat, toothache, fever, and is also used as emergency treatment for loss of consciousness. Learn the exact location and acupressure method.
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BL40 vs GB34 — Which Acupoint Should You Press?
Compare and analyze the exact locations, effects, and acupressure techniques of BL40 and GB34. Learn about the characteristics of each acupoint and which symptoms respond better to each.
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Chronic Fatigue Self-Acupressure Introduction — If You’re New, Start with These 3 Points
A friendly beginner’s guide for those trying acupressure for the first time. If you just remember these 3 points — ST36, SP6, KI3 — you can manage fatigue in your daily life.
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Xiongbai (LU4) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Precise Location and Acupressure Method
Xiongbai (LU4) is an acupoint of the Lung meridian located below the armpit fold. It is effective for relieving cough, chest pain, and arm pain. Learn how to find the precise location and apply the correct acupressure technique.
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Sanyinjiao (SP6) vs Taixi (KI3) — Which Acupoint Should You Press?
In-depth comparison and analysis of the location, effects, and pressure techniques of Sanyinjiao (SP6) and Taixi (KI3). A comprehensive guide to selecting the right acupoint for your symptoms.
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Shaoshang (LU11) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Accurate Location and Pressure Technique
Shaoshang (LU11) is an important acupoint located at the lateral corner of the thumbnail. It is excellent for treating upper respiratory tract conditions such as sore throat, fever, cough, and nosebleed, and is also used in emergency situations.
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Taichong (LR3) vs Union Valley (LI4) — Which Acupressure Point Should You Use?
Both Taichong (LR3) and Union Valley (LI4) are effective for stress and headache relief, but they work differently and specialize in different symptoms. This guide compares their locations, effects, and pressure techniques to help you choose the right point for your situation.
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Self-Acupressure for Shoulder Pain — A Beginner’s Guide: Start with These 3 Acupoints
A welcoming guide for those starting acupressure for the first time. Detailed instructions on how to press 3 acupoints that relieve shoulder pain.
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Knee Pain Self-Acupressure Introduction — Start with These 3 Points for Beginners
A beginner’s guide to self-acupressure for knee pain for those trying acupressure for the first time. A gentle introduction guide starting with 3 acupoints: ST36, BL23, and GB34.