Which point is identified as a Jing Well?

The Jing Well points are located at the very tips of the fingers and toes, and they are associated with the Wood element in traditional Chinese medicine. They hold the characteristic of being the first point on a channel, thought to be particularly effective in treating disorders of the respective organ or meridian.

In this instance, BL-67, also known as Zhiyin, is classified as a Jing Well point on the Bladder channel. It is located at the tip of the little toe and is primarily used to influence conditions related to the bladder, as well as to address issues such as head and neck problems. By stimulating this point, practitioners can facilitate the smooth flow of Qi in the Bladder channel and potentially alleviate symptoms related to both the bladder and other regions of the body influenced by its meridian pathway.

The other points listed, such as BL-64, K-2, and K-4, do not fit the criteria of Jing Well points. Specifically, BL-64 serves as a Yuan Source point on the Bladder channel, K-2 is a Ying Spring point on the Kidney meridian, and K-4 is classified as a Luo Connecting point on the Kidney channel. Each of these points has distinct functions that pertain to their