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A gag reflex during oral sex can be triggered by intrusive anxiety that disrupts concentration. Acupressure offers a low-risk, free method to potentially calm that anxiety. Pressure above the webbing between the thumb and index finger targets Large Intestine 4 (LI4), also called Hegu. LI4 is described as part of a meridian pathway that runs toward the mouth, and balancing this meridian may calm the gag reflex. Additional points mentioned include Pericardium 6 (P6 or Nei-guan) and Conception Vessel 24 (CV 24, Ren 24, Chengjiang), which are also suggested to help relieve gag reflex reactions.

"“the meatiest bit of webbing between the thumb and index finger,” is known as Large Intestine 4 (LI4), also called Hegu. “The stomach meridian runs through the stomach organ and up the throat to the mouth, so balancing this meridian can calm a gag reflex,” Roginski said. “Both the pericardium and large intestine meridians share a special connection to the stomach, which is why these two points are particularly beneficial.”"

"“But what if I told you there was an easy, free and low-risk way to potentially shut off that anxiety and let you get back to the ‘job’?” The method described is acupressure, using hand pressure above the webbing of the fingers between the thumb and pointer finger to reduce the gag reflex reaction."

"“Both Roginski and Sophie Roos, licensed sexologist and relationship therapist at Passionerad, note that Pericardium 6 (P6 or the Neiugan point) and Conception Vessel 24 (also known as CV 24, Ren 24 or Chengjiang) can also relieve the dreaded gag reflex reaction.”"

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