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ST-21 Liangmen (Beam Gate) - a major point for epigastric pain and Stomach disorders.
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Stomach 22 (ST 22) Guan Men — Pass Gate
ST-22 Guanmen (Pass Gate) - regulates the Stomach and Intestines and benefits water metabolism.
Read More »Stomach 23 (ST 23) Tai Yi — Supreme Unity
ST-23 Taiyi (Supreme Unity) - harmonises the middle burner and calms the spirit.
Read More »Stomach 24 (ST 24) Hua Rou Men — Slippery Flesh Gate
ST-24 Huaroumen (Slippery Flesh Gate) - harmonises the Stomach and calms the spirit.
Read More »Stomach 25 (ST 25) Tian Shu — Heavenly Pivot
ST-25 Tianshu (Heavenly Pivot) - the Front-Mu point of the Large Intestine and the principal point for the intestines.
Read More »Stomach 26 (ST 26) Wai Ling — Outer Mound
ST-26 Wailing (Outer Mound) - regulates qi and blood and relieves abdominal pain.
Read More »Stomach 27 (ST 27) Da Ju — Great Gigantic
ST-27 Daju (Great Gigantic) - tonifies the lower burner and benefits the genitals.
Read More »Stomach 28 (ST 28) Shui Dao — Waterway
ST-28 Shuidao (Waterway) - promotes water metabolism and benefits the uterus and bladder.
Read More »Stomach 29 (ST 29) Gui Lai — Return
ST-29 Guilai (Return) - a major point for gynaecological and genital disorders.
Read More »Stomach 30 (ST 30) Qi Chong — Rushing Qi
ST-30 Qichong (Rushing Qi) - the point where Stomach qi flows into the leg; benefits the genitals and the Chong Mai.
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