This diagram illustrates the MU (Mucus) point used in Indian Neurotherapy. The highlighted region represents an area traditionally associated with regulating mucus pathways and maintaining functional coordination between the liver and spleen systems. This point is commonly stimulated to harmonize internal organ interactions and support the body’s metabolic and protective functions. In Indian Neurotherapy practice, the MU point is understood to play a key role in connecting and balancing liver and spleen function, aiding in the maintenance of digestive strength, bile movement, and immune stability. Stimulation at this point is believed to support liver and gallbladder health, improve mucus regulation, and enhance nervous system function. It is also traditionally used to help reduce pain, swelling, inflammation, and systemic congestion, promoting overall energetic flow and physical well-being. This anatomical illustration has been created for educational, therapeutic, and research documentation in the field of Indian Neurotherapy.