10 hours Ago By Moreen Liao
Some acupoints in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) illustrate the profound mind-body connection that is central to this healing system. Unlike Western medicine, which often associates emotions solely with brain activities, TCM sees excessive emotional states as reflections of energetic imbalances or external factors disrupting the body’s natural harmony. Lu Xi’s location near the ear also makes it particularly suited to treating mid-ear infections and persistent ringing (tinnitus).
It’s also commonly used with Chi Mai (TE18) to support children during fever-related seizures or irritability. Simple Ways to aActivate Lu Xi Press the point firmly for three to five seconds, then release for three seconds. Repeat this cycle for one to three minutes on each side.
Use your thumb or index finger to massage in slow circles for the same duration. For a longer effect, apply an herbal patch overnight. More advanced treatments include acupuncture or moxibustion, which should be performed by a licensed TCM professional.
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