Which point is considered Jing Well on the Gall Bladder meridian?

The Jing Well points are specific acupuncture points located at the very tips of the fingers and toes, and they are associated with the energetic qualities of clearing excess, resuscitating consciousness, and benefiting the sense organs. On the Gall Bladder meridian, the Jing Well point is GB44, which is located on the fourth toe. This point serves to harmonize the Gall Bladder and is often used in treatments to address issues related to the Gall Bladder, such as digestive disturbances and emotional imbalances.

GB34, GB30, and GB39 serve different roles within the acupuncture system, as they are classified as different types of points (such as He-Sea or Yang Links) that have distinct therapeutic actions and locations. Thus, their functions and uses in clinical practice differ significantly from those of the Jing Well point located at GB44.