Which point on the Urinary Bladder meridian is classified as Jing Well?

UB67 is classified as a Jing Well point on the Urinary Bladder meridian. Jing Well points are typically found at the tips of the fingers or toes and are considered the first points in the meridian pathway. They are highly effective for treating conditions related to the meridian and also for addressing disorders of the entire body. UB67, located at the lateral side of the little toe, serves as a vital point for influencing the flow of Qi and blood, as well as being used to treat issues such as headaches and gynecological disorders. Its proximity to the edge of the foot allows for a strong therapeutic action, which aligns with the characteristics of Jing Well points.

The other points listed do not fall under the Jing Well classification. UB1 is an Eye point, UB40 is a He Sea point, and UB5 is a Yang point; each has its specific therapeutic roles and locations along the meridian, but distinctly differ from the characteristics and functions attributed to Jing Well points.