Acupuncture Points on the Small Intestine | Helps for alleviation of pain and digestion
Unlocking Wellbeing: An Easy Guide to Meridian Acupuncture Points in the Small Intestine
The Small Intestine Meridian is considered to be a unique key to balancing the flow of energy in our bodies in the ancient Chinese art of acupuncture. Let's explore some of the most important acupuncture points along this meridian in a straightforward manner and gain a basic understanding of their benefits.
1. Shaoze (Lesser Marsh) - Small Intestine 1 (SI 1)
Where? on your little finger's side.
How come? Consider it the entrance. Dental problems, neck stiffness, and throat pain can all be relieved by stimulating SI 1.
2. Houxi, or Small Intestine 3 (SI 3) (Back Stream)
Where? close to your pinky finger on the side of your hand.
What?* If you have shoulder and neck pain, this is similar to a traffic cop. SI 3 gets clearedheat and maintains the energy's smooth flow.
3. Yanglao, or Small Intestine 6 (SI 6) (Support the Aged)
Where? on your hand's back.
How come? It's your safety net, particularly when it comes to elbow and wrist pain. SI 6 guides the elderly—as well as the rest of us—through those aches.
4. Xiaohai, or Small Intestine 8 (SI 8) (Small Sea)
Where? between the fourth and fifth metacarpal bones in the hand.
How come? Think of it like a calm sea in your hand. SI 8 ensures a smooth flow of Qi by relieving neck and shoulder pain.
5. Tianzong, also known as Small Intestine 11 (SI 11) or Heavenly Gathering
Where? on the blade of your shoulder.
How come? A divine rendezvous to address shoulder pain. For the circulation of energy, SI 11 resembles a VIP room.
Why Does It Matter?
These locations on your body are like energy hubs rather than just spots. Acupuncture can help your body regain equilibrium by activating them. The Small Intestine Meridian is similar to a road map for feeling well, regardless of whether you're trying to alleviate a particular discomfort or are just trying to feel better overall.
Note: For tailored guidance, always seek the advice of a licensed acupuncture practitioner. See it as your wellness GPS, pointing the way to a more balanced, healthier version of yourself!
HEALERVALLIAMMAL J ACU(MD)