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What is the function of Chengjian Point?

2026-08-02 08:34:25

Overview of the efficacy and function of Chengjian Point

Chengjian point is an important acupoint on the Ren channel of the human body. It is located in the central depression of the lower lip and has a variety of health-preserving and therapeutic effects. Its main functions includeRelieve oral problems (such as gum swelling and pain, salivation), improve facial nerve paralysis, and regulate endocrine disorders, and assists in the treatment of neurological symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety. In addition, massage or acupuncture at Chengjian point can also promote local blood circulation and enhance facial skin elasticity. The content will focus on its core functions and analyze its application scenarios and precautions in layers.

The regulating effect of Chengjian point on oral health

What is the function of Chengjian Point?

Chengjian point is closely related to oral health. Traditional Chinese medicine theory believes that stimulating this point canRelieve gum swelling and pain, oral ulcers, and has a certain effect on improving salivation in children or abnormal saliva secretion in adults. For example, acupuncture at Chengjiang point can relieve dry mouth and tongue caused by inflammation of the stomach fire by regulating the qi and blood of the Ren channel. In clinical practice, it is often used in conjunction with Dicang and Jieche points to enhance the curative effect. It should be noted that if symptoms persist, Western medical examination should be combined to rule out other causes.

Application of Chengjian Point in Nervous System Diseases

Chengjian point has a two-way regulating effect on the nervous system. Light pressure canRelieve anxiety and insomnia, while acupuncture is used to treat facial paralysis or trigeminal neuralgia. Modern research shows that stimulation of this acupoint can affect the limbic system of the brain and promote endorphin secretion. For example, Japanese scholar Makoto Ohno pointed out in "Acupuncture and Neuroscience" that Chengjian point is related to the vagus nerve, which helps stabilize emotions. However, severe neurological diseases require professional doctors to operate, and over-stimulation is not allowed.

The beauty and endocrine regulation value of Chengjian Point

In the field of traditional Chinese medicine and beauty, Chengjian point is known as the "important anti-aging point". Regular massage is availableImprove facial sagging and reduce nasolabial folds, because it can promote blood circulation in the mandible. In addition, facial flushing caused by hormonal changes during menopause can be relieved by moxibustion at Chengjing point. The well-known Chinese medicine doctor Zhang Xiuqin emphasized in the "Acupoint Health Guide" that the effect is better when used in combination with Guanyuan point. However, pregnant women and patients with high blood pressure should operate with caution.

Comprehensive application and precautions for bearing slurry points

To sum up, Chengjian point is a multi-effect acupoint with both therapeutic and health care functions. You can rub it gently with your fingertips (3-5 minutes each time) to prevent oral problems every day, or combine it with professional acupuncture to treat neurological diseases. Note:Avoid violent pressure and do not use it when the skin is damaged.. Some manufacturers such as "Renhe Pharmaceutical" have launched moxibustion patches with the function of positioning Chengjiang points, but the effects vary from person to person, so it is recommended to use them under the guidance of a doctor.

Function typeSpecific roleRelated product examples
oral healthRelieve gum swelling and pain, salivation"Ai Yisheng" acupoint patch
neuromodulationImprove insomnia and facial paralysis"Tongrentang" acupuncture needles
Beauty and anti-agingFirm jaw skin"Correction Medicine" moxibustion instrument

Quote sources:
1. "Acupuncture" (People's Medical Publishing House, 2019)
2. Makoto Ohno, "Acupuncture and Neuroscience" (Japan Medical Society, 2020)
3. Zhang Xiuqin, "Acupoint Health Guide" (Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ancient Books Publishing House, 2018)
4. Product information reference: public information on the official websites of Renhe Pharmaceutical, Tong Ren Tang, and Xiu Xiu Pharmaceutical

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