01
Quchi (LI11)
Large Intestine Meridian
Traditionally used in TCM to help clear heat, regulate qi and blood, and support healthy skin function.
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Acupoint Therapy
Traditional Chinese Medicine uses selected acupoints to support circulation, internal balance, and skin vitality as part of an individualized care pathway.
Acupoint Stimulation, Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine work together along the meridians to help regulate the flow of Qi.
The combined approach is designed to target corresponding tissues and organs through the meridian system.
By integrating acupoints and herbal medicine, the treatment aims to enhance combined therapeutic effects and support immune regulation.
Key Acupoints
The following points are commonly considered in TCM-based care planning. Selection is individualized according to each patient's condition.
02
Xuehai (SP10)
Spleen Meridian
Traditionally associated with regulating and nourishing the blood and supporting healthy circulation.
03
Sanyinjiao (SP6)
Spleen Meridian
A commonly used acupoint traditionally used to support the spleen, liver, and kidney systems and promote overall balance.
04
Zusanli (ST36)
Stomach Meridian
Traditionally used to support qi, digestion, and general vitality as part of a holistic TCM approach.
05
Hegu (LI4)
Large Intestine Meridian
Traditionally used to regulate qi and support circulation, and is commonly included in systemic acupuncture treatments.
06
Taichong (LR3)
Liver Meridian
Traditionally used to help regulate liver qi and support the smooth circulation of qi throughout the body.
07
Geshu (BL17)
Bladder Meridian
Traditionally known as an important point associated with the blood and is used to support blood regulation and circulation.
08
Feishu (BL13)
Bladder Meridian
Traditionally used to support lung function and the body's defensive qi within the TCM framework.
09
Dazhui (GV14)
Governing Vessel
Traditionally used to regulate yang and support the body's overall balance and resistance.
10
Shenshu (BL23)
Bladder Meridian
Traditionally associated with supporting kidney essence and kidney yang within the TCM framework.
Clinical Note
- Acupoint therapy should be performed by qualified TCM practitioners.
- Treatment is individualized based on each patient's condition.
- This therapy is used as part of a comprehensive Traditional Chinese Medicine approach.