GB14 Yangbai (Yang Bright)

陽白yáng báiYangbai

Gallbladder Meridian

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Location of acupuncture point GB14 Yangbai (Yang Bright)
25
Indications
169
Protocols
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Location

On the forehead directly above the pupil, 1 thumb width directly above the midpoint of the eyebrow.

No specific contraindications for head points.

Indications

Conditions for which GB14 is listed as indicated. An indication list is a reference index, not a prescription – see the protocols below for sourced treatments.

Aversion Cold BackChillsDeviation EyeFacial DroopDizzinessDrooping EyelidEyesight / Vision Myopia Short SightednessMyopia Short Sightedness VisionEyesight / Vision Night BlindnessNight Blindness VisionItchiness Eye PupilsLachrymation Wind ExposureOculogyric Crisis Eyes Staring UpwardsPainEye PainFacial PainHeadacheHead Forehead PainSupraorbital Ridge PainShivering BackWind Cold SyndromeWind-cold SyndromeTwitch EyelidWindWind Head

TCM actions

What classical sources say GB14 does in the terms of Chinese medicine theory. These describe the point, not a condition.

Benefit EyesBenefit Head

Protocols using GB14

The 50 best-sourced of 169, ranked by strength of evidence. The count above is the full figure.

Most often selected alongside GB14

How many sourced protocols in the index pair each point with GB14. Corpus frequency, not a combination to use.

  • LI04Junction Valley110 protocols
  • ST04Earth Granary100 protocols
  • BL02Gathered Bamboo91 protocols
  • ST06Jaw Bone89 protocols
  • SI18Cheek Bone Hole88 protocols
  • ST02Four Direction Brightness80 protocols
  • TB17Hurricane70 protocols
  • ST07Below The Arch61 protocols
  • XH05Supreme Yang (Sun)52 protocols
  • LI20Receiving Fragrance50 protocols
  • TB23Silken Bamboo Hollow45 protocols
  • GB20Wind Pool44 protocols