https://zyto.com/spleen-meridian-spotlight
Learn about the spleen meridian in traditional Chinese medicine, a yin pathway that helps digest food and thoughts. Find out how to recognize and address spleen imbalance, and how to support its health with lifestyle habits.

https://yinyanghouse.com/theory/acupuncturepoints/spleen_meridian_graphic/
Internal/External Pathways Originates at the tip of the big toe Goes up leg and crosses and goes in front of the Liver Meridian Enters Abdomen and enters the Spleen Enters Stomach and continues up to root of the tongue Another branch continues from the Stomach to the Heart; Measurements Needed Lower border of the Medial Condyle of the Tibia -to- Tip of the Medial Malleolus = 13 cun Upper

https://www.natural-health-zone.com/spleen-meridian.html
Learn about the spleen meridian, a yin meridian that runs from the toe to the chest and is related to self-esteem, open-mindedness and digestion. Find out the acu-points, physical and emotional imbalances, and peak hours of this meridian.

https://acuproacademy.com/the-spleen-channel-and-its-21-acupuncture-points/
Learn about the Spleen Meridian, a foot Tai Yin channel that is used for digestive, reproductive and mental disorders. See the locations and functions of all 21 Spleen acupuncture points and how to differentiate them.

https://fiveseasonsmedicine.com/the-spleen-meridian-sweet-flavors-and-balanced-biorhythms/
Learn about the Spleen meridian, its role in digestion, immunity, lymphatic system, and consciousness. Find out how to balance the Spleen with acupressure, diet, and lifestyle tips.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/medicine-and-dentistry/spleen-meridian
Learn about the location, function, acupoints, and disorders of the spleen meridian in traditional Chinese medicine. Explore chapters and articles from various books and journals on the spleen meridian and related topics.

https://www.chinesemedicineliving.com/acupuncture/the-spleen-and-dampness-in-chinese-medicine/
The spleen is approximately 3x1x5 inches in size, weighs seven grams and is located in the upper left quadrant of the abdomen, between the 9th and 11th ribs on the left-hand side, beside the stomach. The spleen in Chinese medicine is quite different. The spleen is considered the major organ of digestion and is partnered with the stomach.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M719mylGJpw
Learn about the Spleen Channel pathway, its 21 acupuncture points functions and locations, and clinical pearls. Watch a video tutorial by AcuPro Academy, a Chinese Medicine resource site with online courses and books.

https://www.namasense.com/spleen-meridian/
Spleen Meridian (SP) The Spleen channel of Foot, Greater Yin, designated as SP, is a vital energy pathway in traditional Chinese medicine that plays a crucial role in maintaining overall well-being. This meridian is associated with the Spleen organ and is known for its influence on digestion, energy distribution, and immune system support.

https://naturegrooves.com/the-spleen-meridian
Learn about the Spleen meridian, an energy pathway that supports immunity and joy, and how to trace, flush, sedate, strengthen and three-point it. See diagrams, videos and examples of acupressure points and techniques for different situations.

https://lieske.com/channels/5e-spleen.htm
The Spleen vessel comes into the abdomen, permeates the spleen, and spirally wraps the stomach, comes up past the diaphragm, surrounds the throat, makes contact with and disperses into the base of the tongue. This passage is interpreted to mean that the spleen meridian rises up the leg to SP-12 on the abdomen, thence to SP-13, to CV-3, to CV-4

https://sheltonqigong.com/traditional-chinese-medicine-the-spleen-meridian/
The Spleen meridian originates at the outside corner of the big toe. It then runs along the inside of the foot, turning in front of the inner anklebone. From there, it ascends straight up the lower leg behind the shinbone, up the inner aspect of the knee and thigh into the abdominal cavity. It runs internally to the spleen, and connects with

https://yinyanghouse.com/blog/posts/my-spleen-is-what-the-earth-element-in-chinese-medicine/
Learn about the spleen meridian, which involves the spleen, pancreas, stomach and related organs and systems. Find out how spleen qi deficiency, dampness, blood stagnation and other patterns can affect your health and well-being.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qAOA_NYD_E
Your spleen meridian runs from the inside of your big toe, up the inner thighs, to the front of the abdomen, up the torso and into the armpit. Try this 10 mi

http://creativesoultherapies.com/blog/2019/4/9/exploring-chinese-medicine-nourishing-the-spleen-meridian
The Spleen meridian has a number of different meanings for me, including purification, faith in the future, and the sweetness of life. It also holds the capacity for overall Qi (energy) in the body - so it is an essential element of good self-care to look after your Spleen meridian.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/immunology-and-microbiology/spleen-meridian
It is good at warming the Spleen and Stomach and is used for nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea caused by Cold invasion of the Middle Jiao. Sheng Jiang Pi is the peel of Sheng Jiang. It is the only product of Jiang that is cold in temperature. It is also pungent and enters the Spleen meridian. It can regulate water metabolism

https://tcmtips.com/6-acupressure-points-for-spleen-inflammation/
ST-36 harmonizes and strengthens the Spleen and Stomach, tones Qi and Blood, fortifies the body and Wei qi, elevates Yang, soothes the Shen, stimulates the meridian, and relieves pain. ST-36 is conventionally used in infections and inflammatory diseases, making it one of the vital acupressure points for spleen inflammation.

https://jenniferraye.com/spleen-stomach-meridian-yin-yoga/
Travels up the medial aspect of the lower leg and thigh to the groin. Internal pathway goes to the spleen and stomach. The primary meridian travels from the abdomen to the chest. Ends at the lateral aspect of the torso beneath the armpit. Find a yin yoga sequence for the Spleen and Stomach meridians here.

https://www.acupuncturepathways.com/news/2017/7/27/the-earth-element-spleen-and-stomach
The Spleen is not vital to survival and it is possible to live without the physical organ, although its energetic meridian and functions remain, even if the organ is removed. Without the Spleen, other organs in the body can adapt and increase their ability to fight infection and remove old red blood cells.

https://medcraveonline.com/IJCAM/IJCAM-12-00454.pdf
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https://vetmed.illinois.edu/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/54.-Portosystemic-Shunts.pdf
A direct injection of the spleen can also be performed; however, less contrast reaches the shunt quickly and contrast that remains in the spleen may obscure the shunt itself. Diagnosis can also be made with nuclear scintigraphy. Trans-splenic scintigraphy (injection directly into the spleen) provides a portogram in some animals, and in about 70% of

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