TCM Recipes

Gallbladder Support: Remedies for Digestive Health Issues

Gallbladder: GB34, GB20, GB24

Gallbladder dysfunction, Bitter taste in mouth, Digestive issues

This recipe targets gallbladder support and includes GB34, GB20, and GB24. It helps promote gallbladder function, alleviate a bitter taste in the mouth, and improve digestion.

In BioCoherence, find the recipes in Analyze > Body > TCM Points maps.

BioCoherence Meditation

Visualize the flow of energy as you focus on the gallbladder, an important organ for digestion and detoxification. Imagine three key points that support its function.

First, bring your attention to the outer part of your leg, just below the knee. This is GB34, known as the "Yang Mound Spring." Picture this point opening, releasing energy to smooth the flow through the gallbladder, alleviating tension and supporting digestion.

Next, move your focus to the base of your skull, on the back of your neck, where the GB20 point resides. Visualize this point as a gateway, clearing any stagnant energy. As it opens, feel a soothing release, removing the bitter taste from your mouth and refreshing your senses.

Finally, turn your awareness to the side of your ribcage, directly below your chest, where GB24 is located. This is the "Sun and Moon" point. Envision it glowing gently, harmonizing the energy within the gallbladder and promoting balance and peace within your digestive system.

As you focus on these points, imagine them working in harmony, creating a pathway for energy to flow freely. Sense a cooling, cleansing wave spreading through your body, restoring the gallbladder to its natural state of balance and efficiency. Feel the bitterness dissipating, replaced by clarity and calm. Your digestive system, now supported, works effortlessly, allowing you to return to a state of equilibrium and vitality.