CV 14 Acupuncture Point

• English Name: Great Tower Gate
• Pinyin Name: Ju Que
• Chinese Character: 巨闕

CV 14 Clinical Usages

• Any Shen or Heart issue arising from an Excess or a Deficiency.
• Front Mu Point of the HT - angina, pain/tightness in the Heart area.
• Nausea, reflux, acid regurgitation, vomiting, abdominal a/or epigastric pain.
• Shen disturbances arising from Phlegm "misting the mind" - manic depression, muddled thinking, anger outbursts, poor memory, anxiety, palpitations, panic attacks, epilepsy.
• Descends lung qi - cough, asthma.  

• Blog Posts Where CV 14 Is Discussed

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CV 14 Acupuncture Point Associations

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