Placement

CieAura does not recommend placement points for any medical disease or condition as our products do not diagnose, prevent, heal, treat, or cure any disease or injury. If you have an existing medical condition or are currently taking medication, please consult with your doctor before using. Below is a diagram of acupuncture points. If you would like more information about these placement points, please consult with a licensed acupuncturist or chiropractor.

The following are some common acupuncture points and their effects on the body. Often acupuncture uses multiple points simultaneously to allow a whole body energy flow. This is not an attempt to explain acupuncture in detail, but only to show examples of good placement points. CieAura Holographic Chips work best when placed on acupuncture points and when the body is well hydrated.

Placement

Temple or EX: Taiyang aka “Great Sun”. Assists with headaches, eye pain or swelling and tooth pain.

KD27: Kidney Meridian Shu Fu aka “Shu Mansion.” Opens and relaxes chest. Assists with fatigue and lowered immunity

CV17: Conception Vessel 17 aka “Sea of Energy”. Can improve energy circulation, blood and oxygen to the upper and lower lobes of the lungs. CV17 is also the main center of respiratory intake and can be of value to the lateral deltoids, anterior serratus for rotation of the shoulder.

CV6: Conception Vessel 6 aka “Well of Energy”. It improves energy circulation and oxygen levels, as well as increases sense of well being as it unifies the body and mind connection

GV4: Governing Vessel 4 aka “Gate and Doorway to Energy Reserve”. It is the part of the energy balancing that addresses adrenal output and ACTH. When used in conjunction with other points, acupuncturists have shown GV4 to strengthen hamstrings, calf muscles and ankles as well as improve organ and muscle balance of the entire body.

TH5: Triple Heater 5 aka “Master Regulator of Endocrine System”. TH5 helps in the assimilation of nutrition (metabolism), reduces exhaustion and body temperature and improves mental projection, concentration and focus

ST36: Stomach Point 36 aka the “100 mile point”. ST36 can increase vertical and horizontal movement and peripheral vision. This point (with acupuncture) is effective in reducing exhaustion and overheating.

KD3: Kidney Meridian Tai Xi aka “Great Stream”. Can assist with breathing and ability to sleep soundly through the night. In acupuncture KD3 is believed to strengthen the lower back and assist with heel and ankle discomfort.