Acupoint Guide
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Cough + Toothache: 5 Acupressure Points That Help Both
Discover 5 effective acupoints for simultaneous cough and toothache relief. Learn the precise locations and acupressure techniques of LI4, LI11, KI3, GV14, and CV17 for self-care.
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Cough + Palpitations: 5 Acupressure Points That Help Both
Learn 5 effective acupoints for simultaneous cough and palpitations with accurate locations and acupressure techniques. Relieve symptoms with TCM-based self-care routines.
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Zusanli (ST36) or Sanyinjiao (SP6)? How to Choose the Right Acupressure Point
Provides an in-depth comparative analysis of the location, effects, and acupressure techniques of Zusanli (ST36) and Sanyinjiao (SP6). Offers symptom-specific selection guides for digestion, fatigue, dysmenorrhea, insomnia, and more.
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Where Is Jingqu (LU8)? Location, Benefits, and Technique
Jingqu (LU8) is an acupoint located 1 cun above the wrist crease at the radial artery pulsation point. It is effective for relieving cough, asthma, and wrist pain, and simple acupressure can improve respiratory health.
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Insomnia: Start with These 3 Acupressure Points If You’re New
Never tried acupressure before? A beginner-friendly self-acupressure guide where you only need to know 3 acupoints beneficial for insomnia.
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Dealing with Cough and Sore Throat? These 5 Points Can Help
Acupressure guide for 5 acupoints to simultaneously relieve cough and sore throat. Detailed explanation of GB20 (Fengchi), GV14 (Dazhui), CV17 (Shanzhong), LU7 (Lieque), and ST40 (Fenglong) locations, effectiveness, and self-acupressure techniques.
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Cough + Hemorrhoids: 5 Acupressure Points That Help Both
Guide to 5 acupoints that simultaneously relieve cough and hemorrhoids. Detailed explanations of location and massage techniques for GV20 (Baihui), GV14 (Dazhui), CV17 (Tanzhong), LU7 (Lieque), and ST40 (Fenglong).
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New to Acupressure? 3 Easy Points for Headaches Relief
A warm self-acupressure guide for beginners struggling with headaches. It’s not complicated. If you know just 3 finger points, you can start today.
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LI4 (Hegu) vs LR3 (Taichong): Which Pressure Point Is Right for You?
An in-depth comparative analysis of Hegu and Taichong. Explains the differences in location, effects, and pressing methods between these representative hand and foot acupoints in detail.
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Where Is Lieque (LU7)? Location, Benefits, and Technique
Lieque (LU7) acupoint is located on the Lung meridian above the wrist crease at the radial styloid process. It effectively relieves headaches, common cold, cough, sore throat, neck pain, and more.