The name of the Yin Qi acupoint is Yin and Shui. Qi, there is also a gap. The name Yin Qi refers to the internal meridians of the Heart Meridian where water flows back from this acupoint to the Heart Meridian. The substance of this acupoint is the earth meridian water transmitted from Tongli acupoint. Because there are earth pores in this acupoint that are connected to the internal meridians of the heart meridian, the meridian water flows back from the earth pores of this acupoint to the internal meridians of the heart meridian, hence the name Yin Qi.
【 Guijing Positioning 】
Guijing: Hand less Yin Heart Meridian.
Positioning: Located on the palmar side of the forearm, at the radial edge of the ulnar wrist flexor tendon, 0.5 inches above the wrist crease.
【 Functions and Indications 】
Function: Clearing the heart and calming the mind, opening the orifice to remove heat, cooling blood to stop bleeding, and communicating with the heart and kidneys.
Indications: Heartache, palpitations and other heart related diseases. Bone steaming and night sweats. Vomiting and bleeding.
Clinical Application
1: Pei Xin Yu and Ju Que treat heartache.
2: Treating Yin deficiency and night sweats with Dazhui.
4. Using Zhongchong acupoint to treat restlessness and strengthen the tongue.
5. Paired with two acupoints, the intermediate acupoint, and the Li Dui acupoint, to treat multiple startles.
6. Use Yingxiang acupoint to treat bleeding.
Modern methods are commonly used to treat conditions such as neurasthenia, night sweats, palpitations, tuberculosis, headache and dizziness, nosebleeds, gastric bleeding, acute hyoid muscle paralysis, endometritis, etc. Modern research has shown that acupuncture at the Yin meridian can normalize the electroencephalogram of some patients with epileptic seizures. There are also reports that the Yin Qi acupoint has the effect of adjusting bladder tension. When the bladder is under tension, it can cause a decrease in bladder tension, and when the bladder is relaxed, it can cause an increase in tension.