Yang Qiao has communicating connections with which two locations on the head?

Yang Qiao, also known as the Yang Motility Vessel, is associated with specific points along its pathway that relate to various meridians and their corresponding functions. The primary connection of the Yang Qiao vessel is with the Gallbladder (GB) and the Du meridian, which is known as the Governing Vessel.

The Gallbladder meridian runs along the side of the head, and its connection to Yang Qiao is significant because it relates to the regulation of Yang energy and movement. The Du meridian travels along the midline of the body and up through the spine and head, influencing the governing of Yang energy overall. This combination emphasizes the cold and heat balance, as well as influences on the overall Yang energies in the body.

The other options do not represent the primary channels or points linked to the Yang Qiao. For example, while the Kidney (KD) and Heart (HT) and Spleen (SP) and Pericardium (PC) have their own connections and functions within Chinese medicine, they are not the main pathways for the Yang Qiao vessel. Similarly, the Stomach (ST) and Bladder (BL) do not have the same level of association with the Yang Qiao channel as