Which acupuncture point serves as the Luo Connecting point?

The Luo Connecting points are specific acupuncture points that link the primary meridians to their paired organs and provide pathways for the distribution of energy (Qi) throughout the body. Each primary meridian has a corresponding Luo Connecting point, which is used in various acupuncture practices to treat deficiencies and excesses within the paired organ systems.

In this case, the Luo Connecting point for the Large Intestine meridian is indeed LI-6. This point is specifically utilized to address issues related to the intestines, as well as to facilitate communication between the Large Intestine and its paired organ, the Lung. By stimulating LI-6, practitioners can help balance the flow of Qi within the Large Intestine meridian, addressing conditions such as constipation, pain, or digestive issues.

The other points listed—LI-5, LI-4, and LU-11—serve different purposes. LI-5 is a fire point useful for clearing heat and alleviating pain in the wrist. LI-4 is commonly known for its analgesic effects and is a key point for overall health, but it is not the Luo Connecting point. LU-11, while significant for treating issues related to the Lung, is not associated with the Luo pathway of the Large Int