TCM Recipes

Allergic Throat Relief: Soothing Dryness and Itching

Allergic Throat Irritation: LI4, CV22, LU10, BL13

Throat itching, Dryness, Allergic cough

This recipe targets allergic throat irritation with LI4 (Hegu) to boost immunity, CV22 (Tiantu) to clear throat, LU10 (Yuji) to reduce throat heat, and BL13 (Feishu) to strengthen lungs. It relieves itching and cough. Contraindications: Avoid LI4 in pregnancy; use caution with CV22 in throat infections.

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BioCoherence Meditation

As you continue to relax deeply, focus on the gentle flow of your breath, allowing it to guide you to a state of calm. Imagine the sensation of relief washing over your throat, soothing any irritation or dryness.

Visualize the acupuncture point LI4, located on the back of your hand, in the webbing between your thumb and index finger. This point is known to boost immunity, helping your body defend against allergens and irritants. Feel the warmth radiating from this point, sending energy throughout your body.

Next, bring your awareness to CV22, found at the center of your throat, just above the notch in your collarbone. This point helps clear the throat, releasing any tension and discomfort. Visualize a soft light emanating from CV22, promoting ease and openness in your airways.

Now, shift your attention to LU10, located on the palm side of your hand, at the base of your thumb. This point is associated with reducing heat in the throat, allowing for a soothing, cooling sensation to envelop the area. Imagine this cooling energy gently calming any irritation and softening the itch.

Lastly, focus on BL13, situated on your back, just below the shoulder blades, near the spine. This point strengthens the lungs, enhancing your breath and vitality. Envision a comforting warmth surrounding BL13, fortifying your respiratory system and promoting overall health.

With each breath, allow the energy from these points to harmonize your throat, relieving itchiness and cough. Imagine the sensations of warmth, coolness, and light working together to restore balance.

Feel a sense of gratitude as you visualize your throat returning to its perfect, normal state, free from irritation. Continue to breathe deeply, savoring the tranquility and the healing energy flowing through you. Embrace this moment of peace and the natural balance being restored within.