The  Healthy You

The Gall Bladder Meridian, also known as GB, starts at GB 1 and ends at GB 44. 

 

GB 1 location: In a small depression just beyond the outer corner of the eye.  Treats eye problems and pain in brow ridges.

 

GB 8 location: 1 cun above the top of the ear. Effective in treating migraines.

 

GB 14 location: 1 cun above midpoint of the eye brow. This point treats frontal headache, twitching eye lids and facial paralysis.

 

GB 20 location:  at the top of the nape of the neck, in the large depression immediately below the base of the skull. This point is effective in treating all kinds of headaches, problems affecting eyes, nose, ears. Tension of neck muscles can be relieved with this point, flu and common cold. This point is also used in treatment of Parkinson's syndrome, epilepsy, and facial paralysis.

 

GB 30 location: one third of the way along a line from the outer edge of the hip bone to the coccyx. This point is great for treating lumago, sciatica, pain in the hip area, weakness in lower legs and heel pain.

 

GB 31 location:  When your arms are relaxed and touching the side of your thigh when standing, your middle finger touches this point. This point is used for numbness of the thigh, and sciatica.

 

GB 34 location: Just in fromt of and slightly below the head of the fibula in the depression. This point is great for muscle spasms, cramps in lower legs, weakness and paralysis in lower legs, knee and ankle pain including sprains, sciatica, stiff neck. This is a great general point for relaxing muscles.

 

GB 40 location: at the lower front of the ankle bone. This point is great for relaxing muscles, ankle sprain, and  pain in muscles of the rib cage.

 

GB 44 location: on the outer part of the 4th toe just behind the toe nail. This point is great for clearing heat, calming spirit, and it benefits your head.

 

The Gall Bladder Meridian is responsible for decision making, good judgement and providing courage .