Energy and mind Structures
ST12: Quepen - Key Point for Chest and Lung Health
Quepen
In the supraclavicular fossa, 4 cun lateral to the midline, on the posterior border of the clavicle.
ST12 is commonly used to clear the Lung and subdue rebellious Qi. It is effective for treating cough, asthma, and difficulty breathing. It also helps with chest pain and fullness.
Point ST12, also known as Quepen, is a significant acupressure point located at the junction of the throat and chest, serving as a vital intersection for energy flow within the body. It primarily influences the lungs and heart, facilitating optimal respiratory function and circulation. By enhancing the movement of Qi (life force energy), ST12 supports overall physical health, promoting vitality and resilience by improving oxygenation and nutrient delivery to tissues. This point interacts closely with the thymus, which plays a crucial role in immune response, and the diaphragm, essential for effective breathing. Emotionally, ST12 is associated with feelings of openness and receptivity, aiding in the release of grief and fostering emotional balance. Its energetic properties can also enhance mental clarity and focus by reducing stress and anxiety. For practitioners and users of BioCoherence, incorporating ST12 into wellness routines can significantly bolster energetic health, ensuring a harmonious flow of energy that contributes to comprehensive well-being, both physically and emotionally.
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