An Ancient Remedy for Mobility and Gallbladder Health
Zhong Du is first mentioned in the “Zhen Jiu Jia Yi Jing,” one of the earliest and most respected texts on acupuncture. The name “Central River” reflects its location on the thigh, where it resembles a flowing stream between two shores. This acupoint has a significant influence throughout the entire Gallbladder meridian, making it essential for enhancing mobility, strengthening the legs, and supporting nerve function. By promoting the smooth flow of vital energy along the Gallbladder meridian, it addresses conditions such as paralysis, numbness, and hemiplegia, which are linked to disrupted circulation and nerve damage.
