Acupoint dictionary
Not dry theory — each entry starts from a real discomfort you might recognize, then explains which acupoint helps and why.
Gallbladder Meridian
Fengchi (Phong Tri)
Been at your desk all day and now your neck aches up into the back of your head, maybe with a bit of dizziness? This is often the first p...
Gallbladder Meridian
Jianjing (Kien Tinh)
Shoulders feel like they are carrying stones, especially after lifting something heavy or a full day at the keyboard? This point sits rig...
Governing VesselDazhui (Dai Chuy)
Every seasonal change leaves you tired, a little chilled, shoulders stiff? This point is often mentioned when the body needs a "reset".
Bladder MeridianShenshu (Than Du)
A dull ache across your lower back after a full day at your desk, sore every time you stand up or sit down? This is one of the two most-u...
Bladder MeridianDachangshu (Dai Truong Du)
Back pain radiating into the buttock, hips feeling numb after sitting too long? This point is often paired with Shenshu in back pain trea...
Paravertebral point groupJiaji (Giap Tich)
Pain running along the whole spine rather than one spot, the longer you sit the stiffer your whole back feels? This is not one point but ...
Governing VesselBaihui (Bach Hoi)
Mind spinning from juggling too many things, a heavy-headed feeling without any specific pain? This is the highest point on the crown, cl...
Extra pointYintang (An Duong)
Every bit of stress makes you frown, a dull ache right between your eyebrows, hard to focus? This point sits right in the middle of the f...
Large Intestine MeridianHegu (Hop Coc)
Headaches, toothaches, or general fatigue without a clear cause? This is one of the most frequently mentioned points in everyday Traditio...