GB 39 Acupuncture Point

• English Name: Suspended Bell (alt. Severed Bone)
• Pinyin Name: Xuan Zhong (alt. Jue Gu)
• Chinese Character: 懸鐘

GB 39 Clinical Usages

• Hui Meeting of the Marrow - excess or deficiency conditions effecting the bone marrow, ligaments, tendons, muscles a/or bones - pain, spasms, numbness, weakness.
• Chronic Bi or Wei syndromes especially with KD Deficiency - thought to strenghthen immunity.
• Neck issues, stiffness, arthritis, strain, sprain, whiplash, headache.
• Descends rising LV/GB heat - dizziness, tinnitus.  

• Blog Posts Where GB 39 Is Discussed

•   SP 6 Acupuncture Point Effect on Dysmenorrhea (Menstrual Pain/Cramps)

• Blog Posts Concerning Acupuncture

•   Acupuncture at Neimadian Extra Point Effective for Post-Operative Pain
•   How Acupuncture Helps With Chemo Induced Nausea and Vomiting (Study)
•   fMRI Study Shows Brain Changes from Acupuncture
•   Understanding and Treating Fibromyalgia From An Acupuncture Perspective
•   Acupuncture Outperforms Glucosamine HCL over the Long-Term for Knee Osteoarthritis
•   Acupuncture with Moxibustion Helps BPH (Study)
•   Acupuncture and Neuroplasticity in Stroke
•   Study Finds Acupuncture Equal in Effectiveness to Ambien (Zolpidem) For Insomnia
•   Acupuncture for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) - Needling Depth May Lead to Improved Results

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