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Tip 5 How I use Yin Tang

Name: Tip 5 How I use Yin Tang
Uploaded: 2025-12-19T22:20:29+00:00
Duration: 59 s
Channel: Amanda Shayle
Description: In this short instructional segment, the presenter explains his personal technique for stimulating the Yin Tang (third‑eye) acupuncture point. Unlike the…

19 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this short instructional segment, the presenter explains his personal technique for stimulating the Yin Tang (third‑eye) acupuncture point. Unlike the common practice of pointing the needle downward, he orients the needle upward to “clear the mind” and reports that on stressful nights it has helped him fall asleep instantly. He demonstrates using Thrive acupuncture needles, specifically the 4 mm “Gentle” model, but notes that 3 mm or 6 mm sizes are also usable. The method involves making a small skin mark, inserting the needle with the fingers, and leaving it in place. The tone is conversational and instructional, and the speaker conveys confidence in the approach.

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5. We've been talking about essentially yin tan yesterday, and I just thought I'd walk you through how I use yin tan because most people point it downwards. I always point it upwards because I want to clear my mind, and on a couple of really stressful occasions, actually, I went immediately to sleep. It was particularly where I couldn't get to sleep. So you can— I use my Thrive Needles. You can use any of the Thrive needles you like, so the 3, the 4mm, or the 6mm. I'm going to use the Gentle. This is the 4mm, and the great thing is I can use my fingers to insert the needle. So I'm going to do it the way I like to do it. I'm just going to make a little mark, insert it here, and off I go.