Function and Significance: The Urinary Bladder meridian controls the storage and excretion of urine, regulating fluid balance in the body. It plays a significant role in managing the autonomic nervous system, particularly in stress responses, and is connected to the kidneys.
- Nervous System Correlation: The Bladder meridian is
associated with the sympathetic nervous system, particularly influencing
the body’s fight-or-flight response.
- Additional Insight: GSM highlights the Bladder’s
connection to the kidneys and adrenal glands, emphasizing its importance
in fluid and stress management, and its influence on the body’s response
to fear.
- Front Mu Point: CV-3 (Zhongji)
- Location: 4 cun below the umbilicus on the
midline of the abdomen.
- Tonification Point: BL-67 (Zhiyin)
- Supplemental Acupuncture Points:
- BL-40 (Weizhong): Located on the posterior knee,
associated with reflexes tied to lower limb stability and the Plantar
Reflex.
- Associated Reflexes:
- Plantar Reflex: (flexion)
- Head Righting Reflex: (stabilizes head position with
respect to gravity)
- Muscular/Fascial Structures: Lower abdominal muscles, pelvic
floor.
- Fascia Lines: Superficial Front Line (SFL)
- Plexus: Lumbar Plexus
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