GB 37
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GB 37 Guang Ming 光明

“Bright Light”

GUANG light, brightness

MING clear, bright

Other Names


Location and Needling:

2 cun below GB-36, 5 cun above prominence of lateral malleolus on anterior border of fibula.
1-1.5 cun perpendicular

Contraindications and Cautions


Functions

Gall Bladder,
Lo Connecting Point, sends vessel to Yuan Source point LR-3

Regulates LV and GB functions
Benefits and brightens the eyes, cools the head
Dispels wind-damp, activates the meridian and relieves pain.


Signs and Symptoms


Clinical Research


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Footnote:


11 Mar 2012 04:47
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