CP20

Curious point · CP catalog

Jade metal

金津玉液Jīn Jīn Yù Yè

Anatomical location

On the underside of the tongue, over the sublingual veins (left: Kim Tan, right: Ngoc Dich).

Same point as EX-HN12 · Jīn Jīn / Yù Yè — international nomenclature

Main function

Disperses Heat, relieves inflammation of the mouth, regulates phonation.

Therapeutic indications

  • Abscess of the mouth and tongue
  • loss of voice
  • tonsillitis
Location of point CP20, Jade metal
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View point on the 3D modelCP20 on the anatomy
Needling techniqueLight pricking with a three-edged needle to bleed.
DepthSuperficial (for bleeding only).
MoxibustionNot applicable.
PrecautionsEnsure sterility during bloodletting to prevent infection.
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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 CP20 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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