Location & How to Find

Anatomical Location: In the depression superior to the scapula, near the medial border of the trapezius

How to Locate:

  1. Reach across and touch the top of your opposite shoulder blade
  2. Find the depression above your shoulder blade near your neck
  3. This is where your neck muscle meets your shoulder blade
  4. The point is in this hollow above the shoulder blade
Location illustration for In the depression superior to the scapula, near the medial border of the trapezius

Primary Functions

Musculoskeletal System

  • Treats shoulder and neck pain
  • Relieves cervical spine tension
  • Reduces muscle spasms in neck/shoulder
  • Improves neck and shoulder mobility

Nervous System

  • Treats cervical nerve disorders
  • Reduces nerve compression symptoms
  • Calms nervous system irritation
  • Improves nerve function

Circulatory System

  • Improves circulation to head and neck
  • Reduces vascular tension
  • Strengthens qi and blood flow
  • Supports lymphatic drainage

Respiratory System

  • Treats breathing difficulties from neck tension
  • Improves chest and throat qi flow
  • Reduces respiratory restrictions
  • Supports lung function

Endocrine & Metabolic System

  • Regulates triple energizer to head region
  • Balances energy flow upward
  • Supports metabolic circulation
  • Harmonizes organ coordination

Emotional & Mental

  • Reduces stress and tension
  • Calms mental anxiety
  • Promotes emotional stability
  • Enhances mental clarity

Eye & Vision System

  • Treats eye strain and fatigue
  • Improves vision clarity
  • Reduces eye inflammation
  • Supports eye circulation

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TE-15 Protocols

N/A

Important Precautions

  • Recent neck surgery
  • Severe cervical spine injury
  • Acute shoulder blade fracture