Location & How to Find

Anatomical Location: In the depression distal and inferior to the joint, at the border of red and white skin.

How to Locate:

  1. Find the joint where your big toe meets your foot
  2. Move toward your heel from this joint
  3. Look for the depression just behind the joint
  4. The point is where the skin color changes from pink to white
Location illustration for In the depression distal and inferior to the joint, at the border of red and white skin.

Primary Functions

Digestive System

  • Tonifies spleen and transforms dampness
  • Treats gastritis and stomach inflammation
  • Improves digestion of heavy or greasy foods
  • Reduces acid reflux and heartburn
  • Treats chronic gastroenteritis

Musculoskeletal System

  • Treats big toe and foot pain
  • Reduces foot swelling and inflammation
  • Strengthens muscles and ligaments of feet
  • Treats plantar fasciitis and heel pain

Immune & Energy System

  • Boosts overall energy and vitality
  • Strengthens constitutional qi
  • Improves body's resistance to illness

Emotional & Mental

  • Reduces worry and excessive pensiveness
  • Promotes emotional stability
  • Treats depression from digestive weakness

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SP-2 Protocols

N/A

Important Precautions

  • Recent foot surgery
  • Severe foot infections
  • Acute foot injury