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Review of the acupuncture point Zhong Fu (LU 1)

  1. The point Zhong Fu (LU 1) is the first point of the Lung meridian (Shou Tai Yin). Shou Tai Yin is the Chinese name of the meridian on which the point is located and means "Hand Big Yin".

Verdict

  1. TSJUNG FOE

Name explanation

  1. Zhong means center and Fu means palace, warehouse or assembly point. Zhong refers to the Middle Warmer (Zhong Jiao). The internal course of the Lung Meridian starts in the Middle Warmer. The point is where the Qi of stomach

Location

  1. Point is in the first intercostal space, 1 Cun below Yun Men (LU 2) and 6 Cun lateral to the midline.

Location

  1. First, locate Yun Men (LU 2). Zhong Fu (LU 1) is exactly 1 Cun below Yun Men.

Classification

  1. Alarm point (Mu) of the lung. Connection point (Jiao Hui Xue) of the Lung Meridian and the Spleen Meridian.

Operation

  1. Regulates and spreads Long Qi and calms the cough. Stimulates the decline of Long Qi (interiorization movement = inward and downward). Expels Excess (Heat, Vapor, Mucus) from the chest and calms the pain. Reduces shortness of breath.

Action Mechanism

  1. Since Zhong Fu (LU 1) is the Lung Alarm Point it can be used to treat lung diseases. Examples include bronchitis and pneumonia. The internal course of the Lung Meridian starts in the Middle Warmer (= in the epigastric zone), so that diseases of the stomach can be treated successfully. Examples are stomach pain and vomiting.

Indications

  1. Diseases of the head and senses: stuffy nose, sinusitis, sore throat, severe nasal mucosal inflammation and reduced sense of smell. Respiratory diseases: shortness of breath, bronchial mucus, asthma, bronchitis with a lot of sputum, chronic cough, feeling of fullness and pain in the chest, spitting of blood, pneumonia and goiter. Digestive diseases; abdominal and limb swelling, nausea, vomiting, hiccups, vomiting, anorexia and edema of the arms and legs. Other illnesses: shoulder pain, back pain and pleurisy.

Needle technique

  1. Prick diagonally with the needle point pointing upwards and outwards to a depth of 0.3 to 1 Cun at an angle of 45 °.

Needle sensation

  1. Radiating to the arm.

Moxa

  1. Moxa is allowed.

Massage

  1. Massage the point with the fingertip for 5 to 10 minutes. Push hard enough so that you can feel the effect of the point (= the needle sensation). Then you can be sure that the point will do its job perfectly.

Some notable point combinations

  1. Sore throat: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Yang Jiao (GB 35). Shortness of breath: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Po Hu (BL 42). Edema: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Jian Shi (PC 5) + He Gu (LI 4). Difficulty swallowing: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Yi She (BL 49). The initial stage of invasion by an External Pathogenic Factor when cough is the main symptom is: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Lie Que (LU 7) + He Gu (LI 4). Chest pain due to Heart Blood Stagnation: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Nei Guan (PC 6). Accumulation of phlegm in the chest: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Feng Long (ST 40). Toning the lung or eliminating Päthogene Factors, both acute and chronic: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Fei Shu (BL 13). Toning of Spleen and Long: Zhong Fu (LU 1) + Zu San Li (ST 36) + Tai Bai (SP 3).

Warning

  1. Never prick medially so as not to touch the lungs. A pneumothorax could otherwise result.

  2. Never prick medially so as not to touch the lungs. A pneumothorax could otherwise be the result.



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