Just Discovered This In My Son’s Hair

If you’ve noticed “HT7” mentioned in connection with your child’s hair or scalp, it’s important to know that this term is not actually related to hair or scalp health at all.

HT7 is the abbreviation for an acupuncture point known as Shenmen, which means “Spirit Gate” in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

HT7 is located on the wrist, right at the crease on the pinky finger side. In TCM, it is used to address issues related to emotional well-being, including anxiety, insomnia, stress, and restlessness. Practitioners believe that stimulating this point can help calm the mind and improve sleep, among other benefits. However, HT7 has nothing to do with hair or scalp conditions, so if you’ve come across this term while searching for scalp-related information, it’s likely a misunderstanding or a mix-up.

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