Which Jing well point corresponds to the yin meridian in the wood element?

The Jing well point that corresponds to the yin meridian in the wood element is located at LV-1. In traditional Chinese medicine, each element is associated with specific organs, meridians, and points in the body. The wood element is particularly linked with the liver, which is a yin organ in this context.

Jing well points are the first points on a meridian and are often used to treat issues related to the associated element or organ. For the liver meridian, LV-1 is designated as the Jing well point. This point is found on the medial aspect of the big toe and is primarily utilized for clearing heat, resolving stagnation, and promoting the flow of qi in the liver meridian.

The other points mentioned, while they relate to different organs and meridians, do not correspond to the yin meridian in the wood element specifically. For instance, LU-11 is a Jing well point for the lung meridian, HE-7 is associated with the heart, and LV-2 is a Spring point on the liver meridian, indicating its different role compared to the Jing well point. Understanding the correspondence of these points within the context of the five elements enhances the ability to choose appropriate points for treatment based on the