Kidney 1 (KI1) – Yongquan, Gushing Spring

Kidney 1 (KI1), also known as Yongquan or Bubbling Spring, is an important acupuncture point located on the horse’s hoof. It is often used to support energy flow and grounding.
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Note: The points shown on the 3D model do not correspond to the exact anatomical location. They serve only as a guide to help you find the respective acupuncture points.

Location

KI1 is located on the sole of the hoof, in the anterior third of the frog groove, approximately midway between the toe and the tip of the frog.

Functions

KI1 can help calm the horse, promote energy flow, and provide support in cases of weakness.

Indicators

Emergency Point Application, Nervousness, Distal Pain / Swelling

Safety

Stimulation of KI1 should be done carefully, as the hoof area is sensitive. Always consult a professional if unsure.

Medical information

KI1 is located plantarly, in the anterior third of the central sulcus of the frog, approximately at the level of the line connecting the medial and lateral hoof wall.

KI1 is used for sedation, grounding, and to support Kidney Yin. It may be indicated in cases of shock, collapse, and to assist with neurological disorders.

Needling at KI1 requires special caution due to proximity to sensitive structures and risk of infection at the hoof. Strict hygiene is essential.

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