Top 12 Acupressure Points to Recharge Your Energy in 5-Minutes

Let’s take five minutes to re-charge your energy! The simple act of pressing these TOP 12 POINTS will reset your body so that Qi, health, and happiness can flow more easily. It’s a quick way to restore balance to all physical – emotional issues. It’s even more important during times of stress. And it’s FREE!

These are the 12 points universally needed by almost EVERYONE on EARTH. Just a few minutes will unblock your muscles release emotions, and give you mental clarity. Use gentle, firm pressure on each point, for about 10 seconds as you breathe deeply.

1. KD-1, Kidney 1 or Gushing Spring on the bottom of the foot.
2. BL-1, Bladder 1 or Jingming, the inner corner of the eyes. T
3. SP-21, Spleen 21
4. SP-6, Spleen 6, where Three Meridians intersect 
5. LI-4, Large Intestine 4
6. LU-1, Lung 1
7. HT-1, Heart 1, Supreme Spring
8. GB20, Gallbladder 20
9. SI4, Small Intestine 4
10. ST36, Stomach 36
11. LV3, Liver 3, or Tai Chong
12. Huiyin, or the perineum

The 12 Points:

1. KD-1, Kidney 1 or Gushing Spring on the bottom of the foot. This is the foundation of your Ancestral DNA, called Jing, your deepest energy resources. 
2. BL-1, Bladder 1 or Jingming, the inner corner of the eyes. This is good for the eyes, the brain, the pineal and endocrine system. It regulates blood sugar levels, protective Wei Qi, and your perception the world around you.
   
3. SP-21, Spleen 21, Dabao, just in front of the arms a hand-width down from the underarm on the sides of the ribs. It is usually tender, and exacerbated by bra under-wires. It balances left-right sides of the body and brain, helps stabilize blood sugar levels, PMS symptoms, and reconnects our ability to receive unconditional love. 
4. SP-6, Spleen 6, where Three Meridians intersect on the inside of the lower leg, one hand-width up from the ankle bone. This point balances the whole body and many issues, including all emotions, digestion, and stuckness. 
5. LI-4, Large Intestine 4, on the back of the hand in the web between index and thumb. This increases the flow of Qi through all meridians, especially the Large Intestine meridian, to release headaches, neck-aches, toothaches, constipation, grief, and stubborn fundamentalism.
6. LU-1, Lung 1, Cross your arms and press your middle finger about 1-inch below your collarbone. This point dissolves grief, and opens the body to spirit, to restore a secure connection to God and Nature.
7. HT-1, Heart 1, Supreme Spring, in the front underarm just under the shoulder joint, near the ribs. Look for a sore point. This point touches the supreme controller, your inner power that already knows the energy inside is the same as that outside us. So this point is about connecting to your deepest source. It dissolves the pain of betrayal, heartache, and loneliness.
   
8. GB20, Gallbladder 20, under the occipital ridge on the back of the head in the depression under the occiput bone. This is good if you get cold, have nasal congestion, headache. It’s especially for stress from too much mental focus, sensory input, or staring at a cell phone. Hold your head gently with both hands and massage.
9. SI4, Small Intestine 4, on the outer edge of the palm, on the heel of the hand where the dark palm and lighter colors meet. This is for digestion and healthy micro-biome, overeating. It promotes mental clarity and eradicates brain fog.
10. ST36, Stomach 36, is one hand-width under the knee, on the outside of lower leg diagonally. This point is for EVERYTHING. It improves endurance, digestion, insomnia, depression, emotions, overthinking, and PMS.
11. LV3, Liver 3, or Tai Chong, on the upper side of the foot a little hole at the top of the 1st and 2nd tendons. This amazingly versatile point, dissolves stagnation, anger, insomnia, diabetes. It calms constipation and even sexual issues. It helps to ground for the body to connect to the Earth.
12. Perineum, or Hui Yin. It is actually the MOST important point in the body, the origin of the Male-Female vertical meridians. The perineum point is on a lateral band of muscles between the sex and the anus on both sexes. Don’t be shy, Massage it in the shower or bath every day until it releases. It may take a few days or weeks to teach it to stay soft. Massaging this point calms the mind, stimulates the deepest root of your energy, and will change your life.

In conclusion, you can heal your body and your mind with Acupressure and Qigong. Just follow the ancient WAY of the DAO. Thank you!

Jane Barthelemy, is a chef, medical intuitive, author, and healer. She has her MBA in financial management and has practiced Tibetan Buddhist meditation for over five decades, residing in the Rudrananda Ashram in the USA for 35 years. She practices kinesiology, craniosacral therapy, Acunect, and BodyTalk – an infusion of Chinese – Ayurvedic wisdom. She is trained in Qigong, Taichi, Daoist sexuality, and Kundalini activation. Her medical Qigong training is with Mantak Chia, Khamto Lee, Daniel Villasenor, Zhongxian Wu, Dr. Ka’imi Pilipovich, Franco Mescola, Richard Leirer, and Lam Kam Chueng. She has her BS in Italian Opera and MBA. Her two paradigm-changing cookbooks show how to build health with unprocessed foods. Her upcoming books include: “Heal Your Past Lives”, and “Buddha Speaks – Channeled Passages from the Master”.  She is on the faculty of NewEarth University and LearnDesk. Her websites are FiveSeasonsMedicine.com and JanesHealthyKitchen.com. She lives in Bali with her Bhutanese husband, Lama D.