GB & Qi
胆气虚
Gallbladder Deficiency
Whether you are a TCM practitioner, a patient or a curious novice, Gallbladder Deficiency symptoms can plague or blindside any of us. OHM's Acupoint minerals ease the issues.
FYI - Folks without the Gallbladder organ may be missing the fruit, but they still have the branch (meridian) and all the complex functions that fall under the name “Gallbladder” (and deficiency).
- Restless or disturbed sleep with many vivid, restless, or frightening dreams
- Insomnia or frequent waking (sometimes due to fright)
- Dizziness or vertigo (may worsen with movement)
- Blurred vision
- Possible tinnitus
- Occasional palpitations or a feeling of the heart racing when startled
AND
- Timidity, fearfulness, and lack of courage
- Indecisiveness or difficulty making decisions; lack of initiative or assertiveness
- Frustration and inability to carry out plans or creative projects
- Easily startled, frightened, or nervous
- Frequent sighing
- A general sense of unease, shyness, or hesitation
OHM's Acupoint GB & Qi Mineral Blend
Our constellation of Gallbladder points, from the lower leg through the foot creates a cascading release within the meridian. GB 34, GB 40, GB 41, GB 42, & GB 43 (Detailed Point information below)
- Allows stagnant Liver and Gallbladder Qi to flow freely
- Clears Heat
- Shao Yang constraint releases
- Dai Mai regains its regulatory embrace
Shao Yang constraint - Alternating chills and fever, bitter taste in the mouth, fullness or discomfort in the sides of the ribs, nausea
Dai Mai - The only horizontal meridian circles the waist, holds, and regulates the other (vertical) meridians so energy (Qi), fluids, and the body’s upper/lower halves stay in balance.
- Disruption - too loose or tight, feeling of heaviness around the waist, low-back or hip issues, sinking Qi, dampness accumulation
- Restoration - holds and regulates smoothly, allows better flow between upper and lower body reducing stagnation or leakage, and supporting overall balance.
GB & Qi Acupoint Treatment Benefits - Symptoms Ease
- Pain dissolves from head to toe
- Harmonizes the emotional and physical sides of the body
- Vision regains its clarity, restoring fluid decision-making and courageous action
Directions
Using a small pinch or less than 1/4 scoop for each point, apply and rub into the following Acupuncture Points
Gall Bladder 34, 40, 41, 42, & 43
At Bedtime - 1x/Week or as needed
- Left & Right Legs - On the lateral side, below the knee - GB 34 on Diagram
- Left & Right Feet - In the hollow just below and slightly anterior to the lateral malleolus of the ankle - GB 40 on Diagram
- Left & Right Feet - On the lateral side, in the depression above and between the 4th and 5th toe - GB 41, GB 42, & GB 43 on Diagram
.125oz | Fuchsite, Opal Quartz, Green Calcite, Selenite, Malachite, Chrysocolla, other Gems & Minerals
Our epiVibe formulas are all packaged in a "Self-Charging Bottle." Each has a hematite bead in the powder to keep the minerals charged, healing, and fresh.
We must disclose that we are not medical practitioners and cannot give medical advice. Minerals should be used as a complement to other therapies and not as a replacement for regular medical care. For external use only.
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Point Details
GB 34 (Yanglingquan – Yang Mound Spring)
As the Hui-Meeting point of the sinews and He-Sea point of the Gallbladder, this point profoundly relaxes tendons and ligaments throughout the body while spreading stagnant Liver Qi and harmonizing the Shao Yang. It clears Damp-Heat from the Liver and Gallbladder, easing hypochondriac pain, knee disorders, sciatica, and the inner rigidity that binds both body and spirit.
- Benefits and relaxes the sinews (tendons), strengthens bones and joints
- Activates and removes obstruction from the meridian (channel)
- Alleviates pain - benefiting knees, joints, hips and lateral costal region
- Spreads Liver Qi - drains liver pathogens
- Clears Liver and Gall Bladder Damp-Heat and Summerheat
- Harmonizes the Shao Yang
- Dispels Wind, Wind-cold and Wind-Phlegm, eliminates exterior conditions
GB 40 (Qiuxu – Mound Ruins)
The Yuan-Source point of the Gallbladder, it draws upon the organ’s original Qi to move Liver and Gallbladder stagnation, clear Heat, and restore free flow through the lateral pathways. It anchors courage and decision-making while relieving ankle pain, chest fullness, and the quiet hesitancy born of constrained Qi.
- Yuan Source - vital energy of the regular meridians
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Clears Gall Bladder Heat and Damp-Heat
- Alleviates pain - Benefits the joints
- Regulates the Shao Yang
Moves Liver Qi, activates the meridian, benefits the joints, relieves pain.
GB 41 (Zulinqi – Foot Governor of Tears)
Shu-Stream point and master of the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel), this point regulates the belt of the waist, spreads Liver Qi, subdues rising Yang, and benefits the eyes and breasts. It dissolves the horizontal bindings of stagnation, releasing temporal headaches, breast distension, and the emotional weight that constricts the sides of the body and the capacity for clear judgment.
- Spreads and drains the Liver and Gall Bladder - promotes free-flowing Liver Qi
- Dispels Dampness- Resolves damp heat
- Benefits the chest, lateral costal region
- Clears the head, benefits the eyes
- Clears and regulates the Dai Mai channel
Moves Liver Qi, benefits the eyes, regulates the Dai Mai vessel, benefits the breasts, foot pain.
GB 42 (Diwuhui – Earth Five Meetings)
Nestled between the fourth and fifth metatarsals, this point moves Liver Qi and clears Gallbladder Heat, opening the lateral costal region and the sensory portals of the head. It addresses fullness in the chest and axilla, eye pain, tinnitus, and breast disorders, allowing the meeting of earthly grounding with the free expression of the Wood element’s vision
- Spreads Liver Qi
- Clears Gall Bladder Heat
Moves Liver Qi, clears Gall Bladder Heat.
GB 43 (Xiaxi – Clamped Stream)
As the Ying-Spring and Water point of the Gallbladder channel, it clears Fire and Damp-Heat, subdues Liver Yang, and benefits the ears, eyes, and temples. Like a stream pinched between the fourth and fifth toes, it cools the excess that rises to cause migraines, tinnitus, redness of the eyes, and the agitated decisiveness that burns without clarity.
- Subdues Liver Yang
- Benefits the ears
- Clears Heat - Resolves Damp-Heat, reduces swelling
- Benefits the head, ears and eyes
- Clears Heat, resolves Gall Bladder Damp-Heat, benefits the eyes, ears and head, subdues Liver Yang.
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