Spleen 1 (SP1) – Yinbai, Hidden White

Spleen-Pancreas 1 (SP1), also known as Yinbai, is an important acupuncture point at the start of the spleen meridian. It is often used to support well-being and promote overall health.
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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

SP1 is located on the medial front of the coronary band of the hind limb, right next to the hoof wall.

Functions

SP1 is traditionally used to stop bleeding, in shock situations, and to support spleen function.

Indicators

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Safety

This point should be used with care, as it is located near the coronary band of the hoof. Improper handling may cause pain.

Medical information

SP1 is located at the medial coronary band of the hind limb, immediately distal to the medial hoof cartilage, at the junction between skin and hoof wall.

SP1 is used to treat bleeding, especially uterine bleeding, shock, unconsciousness, and to tonify spleen energy. It can also be used for spleen meridian disorders and blood harmonization.

In horses with hoof issues or increased sensitivity, SP1 should be treated with minimal pressure and after thorough disinfection. The proximity to the coronary band requires special care to avoid infection or trauma.

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