GV 25 Acupuncture Point
Governing Vessel 25, Abbreviated as GV 25, also known as DU 25, Transliterated Suliao in Chinese, Plain Space
Governor Vessel Points
The Governor Vessel (also known as the Du Mai) runs from the perineum (located between the anus and the genitals), up the spine, through the back of the head, and ends at the upper lip. It connects with several other meridians, including the Kidney, Liver, Heart, and Small Intestine. The Governor Vessel plays a crucial role in regulating Yang Qi, nourishing the spinal cord, and balancing the nervous system. It is particularly important in maintaining mental clarity, stability, and emotional health, and it is associated with spinal disorders and autonomic nervous function. The Governor Vessel contains 28 acupoints along its path, abbreviated as GV or DU (e.g., GV1, GV28).
GV 26 Acupuncture Point
Governing Vessel 26, Abbreviated as GV 26, also known as DU 26, Transliterated Renzhong or Shuigou in Chinese,
GV 27 Acupuncture Point
Governing Vessel 27, Abbreviated as GV 27, also known as DU 27, Transliterated Duiduan in Chinese, End Exchange
GV 28 Acupuncture Point
Governing Vessel 28, Abbreviated as GV 28, also known as DU 28, Transliterated Yinjiao in Chinese, Gum Union