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Channel Theory
meridian flow
Question | Answer |
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This channel begins in the region of the stomach (middle-burner) | Lung |
passes downward to connect with the Large Intestine | Lung |
Returning, it follows the Cardiac orifice, crosses the Diaphragm, Enters the associated organ, the Lung | Lung |
Emerging transversely from the area between the Lung & the Throat | Lung |
the channel descends along the anterior aspect of the upper arm, lateral to the Heart & Pericardium channels | Lung |
Reaching the elbow, it continues along the anterior aspect of the forearm to the Anterior Margin of the Styloid process at the Wrist | Lung |
From here, it crosses the Radial artery at the Pulse & extends over the Thenar Eminence to the Radial side of the tip of the thumb. | Lung |
A branch splits from the main channel above the Styloid Process at the Wrist & travels directly to the radial side of the tip of the index finger. | Lung |
Channel begins at the radial side of the tip of the index finger | Large Intestine |
proceeds upward between the 1st and 2nd Metacarpal bones of the Hand | Large Intestine |
Then passes between the tendons of the: Extensor Pollicis Longus and Brevis | Large Intestine |
Continues along the Radial Margin of the Forearm to the Lateral side of the Elbow | Large Intestine |
From here it rises along the Lateral aspect of the upper arm to the Shoulder Joint | Large Intestine |
Then crosses behind the shoulder following the Anterior Margin of the Acromion before turning upward | Large Intestine |
Just beneath the Spinous process of the 7th cervical vertebra, the channel enters directly into the supraclavicular fossa & connects with the Lung before descending across the diaphragm to the Large Intestine | Large Intestine |
Branch: separates from the main channel at the supraclavicular fossa & moves upward through the neck, crosses the cheek & enters the Lower gum | Large Intestine |
From here, it curves around the lip and intersects the same chanel coming from the opposite side of the body at the philtrum | Large intestine |