Acupuncture Point Gb 20

One of the main points for eye discomfort and ear problems.

Wind Pond — Fēng Chí

This is an important acupuncture point to eliminate internal and external wind. Especially when it manifests itself in neck stiffness and headaches. In combination with Lu 07 it expels wind-chill. To expel wind-heat Gb 20 with LI 04 and TB 05 combined.

Gb 20 is an important point because it forms the transition from the spine to the brain. This point (occipital area) should be free of blockages so that the brain is optimally supplied and can work smoothly.

It also positively affects the vagus nerve when this area of the back of the head is relaxed. The vagus is a part of the parasympathetic nervous system, which calms the body and regenerates it.

Application:   How long should you press the acupuncture point? 45 seconds     How hard should you press the acupuncture point? vigorous
Name:
  • 风池 (fēng chí)
  • Gb 20
  • Windteich
Effect from the point of view of TCM:
  • Eliminates internal and external wind
  • Soothes liver yang
  • Clears the brain and eyes#
  • Expels heat
Contraindication:
None

This acupuncture point, together with points Gb 21 and Bl 10, should not be missing from any neck program. These are my personal "neck saviors".

Video explanation of how to find the acupuncture point Gb 20

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