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CP1

Curious point · CP catalog

Gathering of the Four Gods

四神聪Sì Shén Cōng

Anatomical location

Set of 4 points in a cross shape, 1 cun from point GV20 (Baihui).

Same point as EX-HN1 · Sì Shén Cōng — international nomenclature

Main function

Calms the Shen, regulates the nervous system, disperses Internal Wind.

Therapeutic indications

  • Migraine
  • vertigo
  • epilepsy
  • mental illness
  • schizophrenia
  • hemorrhoids
  • depressive states
  • vertex headaches
Location of point CP1, Gathering of the Four Gods
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View point on the 3D modelCP1 on the anatomy
Needling techniqueOblique insertion converging toward GV20 (Baihui), angled about 30°.
Depth0.5-1 cun
MoxibustionApplicable, especially for hemorrhoids and schizophrenia (3-7 cones or 5-15 minutes).
PrecautionsAvoid deep needling so as not to injure the scalp.
Cover of the guide “Protocols for the 20 most common patterns”

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Protocols for the 20 patterns you see most in practice

Each pattern with its tongue, its pulse, the treatment principle and the points to tonify and disperse. Made for the treatment table, not the bookshelf.

Do you use CP1 with your patients?

In the Clinic you record it in the patient's file, next to the tongue, the pulse and the measurements, so at the next session you know exactly what you used. The Atlas is built in.

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