Location & How to Find

Anatomical Location: At the outer canthus, in the hollow formed by the lateral orbital rim and the eyebrow

How to Locate:

  1. Find the outer corner of your eye
  2. Move your finger to where your eyebrow ends
  3. Find the small hollow at the outer edge of your eye socket
  4. This depression at the outer corner of the eyebrow is TE-23
Location illustration for At the outer canthus, in the hollow formed by the lateral orbital rim and the eyebrow

Primary Functions

Eye & Vision System

  • Master point for eye disorders
  • Treats eye strain and visual fatigue
  • Reduces eye inflammation and redness
  • Improves vision clarity and focus
  • Treats conjunctivitis and eye infections

Nervous System

  • Treats headaches and migraines
  • Reduces facial nerve disorders
  • Calms nervous system inflammation
  • Improves cranial nerve function

Musculoskeletal System

  • Relieves eyebrow and temporal tension
  • Treats facial muscle spasms
  • Reduces forehead muscle tension
  • Improves facial mobility

Emotional & Mental

  • Reduces mental stress and anxiety
  • Calms emotional agitation
  • Promotes mental clarity and focus
  • Enhances cognitive function

Circulatory System

  • Improves circulation around eyes
  • Reduces vascular congestion
  • Strengthens qi and blood flow
  • Supports lymphatic drainage

Endocrine & Metabolic System

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

Immune & Energy System

  • Strengthens defensive qi around eyes
  • Boosts local immune function
  • Prevents external pathogen invasion
  • Supports energy circulation

Temperature Regulation

  • Clears heat from eyes and head
  • Reduces inflammatory conditions
  • Balances localized temperature
  • Cools excessive yang qi

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TE-23 Protocols

N/A

Important Precautions

  • Active seizure disorder without medical supervision
  • Recent eye surgery
  • Severe eye infections
  • Acute glaucoma