1. People with kidney deficiency, hypertension, rectocele and headache can focus on combing the top of the head (Baihui point). Baihui point is the intersection of the Yang meridian of the whole body and Yang Qi, the Du meridian. Regularly combing here can dredge meridians and enhance Yang Qi.

2, migraine, hepatobiliary discomfort, or chest tightness, hypochondriac pain, can focus on combing the sides of the head. On both sides of the head are the parts where the gallbladder meridian and triple energizer meridian circulate. Regular combing can dredge qi stagnation in liver and gallbladder and relieve pain.

3. People with poor physique, easy to catch a cold and insomnia should focus on combing the Du meridian and bladder meridian areas in the middle of the head, that is, from the center of the forehead along the middle line of the head to the occipital part of the head, which can be combed back and forth. Du meridian is known as "the sea of yang pulse", and bladder meridian is the longest yang meridian in human body. Combing this part can dredge meridians, regulate qi and blood, strengthen yang, make external evils difficult to enter and eliminate internal evils.

4, people with poor spleen and stomach should comb the front hairline. Because the stomach meridian passes through this part, combing it back and forth about an inch up and down the hairline can effectively relieve gastrointestinal discomfort. Chinese medicine believes that the head is the first of all yang, all yang will meet and all veins are connected. There are more than 40 major meridians and collaterals, and more than ten special stimulation areas gather here. Comb your hair often, which can dredge meridians, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, and improve hair nutrition. When you feel tired with your brain, combing your hair for a few minutes will make you feel relaxed and comfortable.