Acupoints

The Kou He Liao acupoint may help you forgo a tender nose and going through boxes of tissues.

Combined with other self-care such as eating an iodine-rich diet, stimulating the Fu Tu acupoint supports thyroid health.

A sore throat or sudden hoarseness can be remedied by stimulating the Tian Ding acupoint, located on the neck.

Healing shoulder injuries takes time—fortunately, the Ju Gu acupoint stands ready to help restore the flow of vital energies.

Jian Yu is used for a wide range of shoulder conditions, including rotator cuff injuries, frozen shoulder, numbness, and limited range of motion.

The Shou Wu Li acupoint offers gentle relief for arm and shoulder tension.

Zhou Liao targets tendon tension to ease pain and restore elbow function.

For people of all ages, the Pool at the Crook acupoint restores the healthy flow of energy that, when disrupted, can cause health issues.

For issues such as abdominal pain and stomach gurgling, or musculoskeletal issues of the arms, shoulders, and elbows, Shang Lian is there for you.

Beyond treating pain, the Shou San Li acupoint supports healthy skin tone and complexion, resulting in a radiant, healthy glow.

The acupoint Xia Lian supports intestinal function and helps relieve abdominal pain and borborygmus—the gurgling sounds in the abdomen.

The Wen Liu acupoint can be used for a wide range of symptoms from the tip of the index finger, up the arm, and upwards to the head.

You can help your body manage fluid balance and eliminate toxins with the Pian Li acupoint.

Taking a few moments at the end of each workday or long typing session can help prevent long-term wrist issues from developing.

A go-to for boosting energy, restoring balance, and supporting resilience, the He Gu acupoint is just a touch away.

After a long day of using your hands and eyes for fine details, activating the San Jian acupoint offers soothing relief for both.

Keep your internal systems humming along with the Er Jian acupoint.

For cases of severe or persistent constipation, and head related issues such as toothaches, jaw swelling, sore throat, the Shang Yang acupoint is a touch away.

Whether helping someone through a serious fever or heatstroke, or need to ground yourself during emotional overload, the Shao Shang acupoint is here for you.

For intense dry coughs, sore throats, or the loss of voice, Yu Ji is an effective and easily accessible acupoint on the hand.

Tap into your deeper health architecture with Tai Yuan—an acupoint that supports the lungs and circulation throughout the body.

When it comes to nerve issues of the wrists, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, self-help is available with the Jing Qu acupoint.

For addressing a variety of everyday issues, Broken Sequence is one acupoint with many healing talents.

The acupoint Kong Zui offers a targeted way to address a cough, and helps you pay closer attention to your body.

From mild sore throats, asthma, and persistent coughs to reducing skin rashes, redness, or inflammation, the Chi Ze acupoint is at your service.

Beloved in China by the older generation, the acupoint Chong Yang is easy to stimulate and is a powerful tool for supporting your body.

Working both as a dose of courage and a healing balm for sore muscles, the Xia Bai acupoint is easy to find and put to work.