This diagram illustrates the GAS-I point used in Indian Neurotherapy. The highlighted region around the lower leg (near the upper ankle and lower calf) represents the therapeutic stimulation zone that influences circulatory flow and digestive coordination. In Indian Neurotherapy practice, the GAS-I point is traditionally stimulated to increase blood circulation, improve muscle oxygenation, and restore energetic movement in the lower limbs. This point also plays a key role in supporting digestive balance, helping to enhance peristaltic activity and nutrient assimilation. Activation of the GAS-I point is believed to harmonize internal pressure, improve metabolic efficiency, and promote overall physical stability and balance. This anatomical illustration has been prepared for clinical education, therapeutic documentation, and research dissemination within the field of Indian Neurotherapy.