Spleen (Pi) Leg Tai Yin
Function and Significance: The Spleen meridian governs the
transformation and transportation of the essence derived from food and
drink into Qi and Blood. It influences muscle tone, energy levels, and the
body’s ability to manage fluids.
- Nervous and Endocrine System
Correlation: The
Spleen is connected to the regulation of fluid metabolism, possibly
involving the lymphatic system, and influences the body’s immune
responses.
- Additional Insight: GSM notes the Spleen’s role in
supporting the immune system and its connection to mental clarity and
concentration, linking it to the body’s ability to maintain balance in
fluid metabolism and immune function.
- Front Mu Point: SP-15 (Daheng)
- Location: 4 cun lateral to the center of
the umbilicus on the lateral border of the rectus abdominis.
- Tonification Point: SP-2 (Dadu)
- Supplemental Acupuncture Points:
- SP-21 (Dabao): Aligns with the lateral aspect
of the chest, supporting abdominal and core functions related to the Rooting
Reflex.
- Rooting Reflex: (flexion)
- Sucking Reflex: (flexion)
- Muscular/Fascial Structures: Rectus abdominis.
- Fascia Lines: Deep Front Line (DFL)
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