Acupuncture Point Pc 06

Most important point for nausea, travel sickness, vomiting and seasickness.

Inner Gate — Nèi Guān

This is one of the very important points in acupuncture with various effects. Thus, it acts on the chest and can therefore be used for pain and unpleasant sensations in the chest. However, these should always also be clarified by a doctor.

It has a strong calming effect on the mind and is therefore used in all states of anxiety and restlessness.

It is particularly effective for women suffering from premenstrual depression.

In addition to its effect on the heart and liver, it also acts on the stomach, specifically directing qi downward in the case of "rebellious stomach qi". This is a condition in which the stomach energy does not flow downwards as it would naturally, but rises upwards due to congestion, leading to nausea and vomiting.

Application:   How long should you press the acupuncture point? 30 seconds     How hard should you press the acupuncture point? medium
Name:
  • 内关 (nèi guān)
  • Pe 06
  • Inneres Tor
Effect from the point of view of TCM:
  • Opens the chest
  • Regulates heart qi and blood
  • Harmonizes the stomach
  • Regulates the triple burner
Contraindication:
None

I recommend this acupuncture point very often when children feel sick while driving. Of course, it also helps adults with travel sickness.


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