Acupoint Guide
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5 Beneficial Acupoints for Simultaneous Relief of Cough and Excessive Tearing
Discover 5 acupoint locations and acupressure techniques from traditional Chinese medicine that simultaneously relieve cough and excessive tearing. Learn about the effects of Dazhui (DU4), Shanzhong (REN17), Lieque (LI7), Fenglong (ST40), and Chize (LI5) acupoints and self-massage techniques.
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LI12 Zhouliao (肘髎) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Accurate Location and Acupressure Technique
LI12 Zhouliao (肘髎) acupoint on the Large Intestine meridian is effective for elbow pain, arm pain, and arm numbness symptoms. Learn the accurate location and effective acupressure technique.
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5 Acupoints Beneficial for Both Cough and Hoarseness
Introducing 5 acupoints and acupressure techniques effective when cough and hoarseness occur together, based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. A self-care guide that can be practiced at home immediately.
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Geshu (BL17) vs Shanzhong (CV17) — Which Acupoint Should You Press?
Geshu (BL17) and Shanzhong (CV17) are major chest acupoints that are frequently confused. An in-depth comparative guide analyzing location, effects, and acupressure techniques.
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5 Acupoints for Allergies — Complete Self-Acupressure Guide
Introducing 5 acupoints effective for allergies. A complete self-acupressure guide to relieve rhinitis and allergy symptoms through acupressure on Quchi (LI11), Yingxiang (LI20), Xuehai (SP8), Fengshi (GB31), and Fengmen (BL12).
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Quchi (LI11) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Precise Location and Acupressure Technique
Quchi (LI11) is an acupoint located at the lateral end of the elbow crease, effective for reducing fever, alleviating high blood pressure, improving skin problems, and relieving allergy symptoms. Learn easy acupressure techniques you can do at home.
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Shousanli (LI10) Acupoint — Complete Guide to Accurate Location and Acupressure Technique
Shousanli (LI10) is an acupoint on the Large Intestine meridian of the arm, located 2 cun from the elbow crease (Quchi) towards the wrist. It is remarkably effective for alleviating abdominal pain, toothache, arm pain, and shoulder pain.
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DU14 vs LI11 Complete Guide — How to Choose Acupoints by Cold and Skin Symptoms
Do you know the exact difference between DU14 and LI11? DU14 is effective for whole-body fever in the early stages of a cold, while LI11 is effective for skin itching and localized heat. Learn how to properly choose acupoints by symptom.