SP-1 Yinbai (Hidden White) - the Jing-Well and Wood point of the Spleen, stopping bleeding and calming the spirit.
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Spleen 2 (SP 2) Da Du — Great Metropolis
SP-2 Dadu (Great Metropolis) - the Ying-Spring and Fire point of the Spleen, strengthening the Spleen and clearing heat.
Read More »Spleen 3 (SP 3) Tai Bai — Supreme White
SP-3 Taibai (Supreme White) - the Yuan-Source, Shu-Stream and Earth point of the Spleen, the principal point for tonifying the Spleen.
Read More »Spleen 4 (SP 4) Gong Sun — Grandfather Grandson
SP-4 Gongsun (Grandfather Grandson) - the Luo-Connecting point of the Spleen and Confluent point of the Chong Mai; a major point for the abdomen, Heart and chest.
Read More »Spleen 5 (SP 5) Shang Qiu — Shang Hill
SP-5 Shangqiu (Shang Hill) - the Jing-River and Metal point of the Spleen, resolving dampness and benefiting the ankle.
Read More »Spleen 6 (SP 6) San Yin Jiao — Three Yin Intersection
SP-6 Sanyinjiao (Three Yin Intersection) - meeting point of the Spleen, Liver and Kidney channels and a key gynaecological point.
Read More »Spleen 7 (SP 7) Lou Gu — Leaking Valley
SP-7 Lougu (Leaking Valley) - resolves dampness and benefits urination.
Read More »Spleen 8 (SP 8) Di Ji — Earth Pivot
SP-8 Diji (Earth Pivot) - the Xi-Cleft point of the Spleen, a key point for dysmenorrhoea and menstrual disorders.
Read More »Spleen 9 (SP 9) Yin Ling Quan — Yin Mound Spring
SP-9 Yinlingquan (Yin Mound Spring) - the He-Sea and Water point of the Spleen, the principal point for resolving dampness.
Read More »Spleen 10 (SP 10) Xue Hai — Sea of Blood
SP-10 Xuehai (Sea of Blood) - a principal point for cooling and invigorating blood and for skin disorders.
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