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    This document summarizes the traditional Chinese meridian organs and their associated western medicine joints, organs, and glands. It lists each meridian organ down the left side and their corresponding western medical associations across from them. For example, the lung meridian is associated with the right shoulder, elbow, hand, sinuses and right lung. The kidney meridian is associated with the knees, sacroiliac joints, ankles, sinuses and kidneys/bladder. This provides a overview of the relationships between Chinese meridian theory and western anatomy.

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    This document summarizes the traditional Chinese meridian organs and their associated western medicine joints, organs, and glands. It lists each meridian organ down the left side and their corresponding western medical associations across from them. For example, the lung meridian is associated with the right shoulder, elbow, hand, sinuses and right lung. The kidney meridian is associated with the knees, sacroiliac joints, ankles, sinuses and kidneys/bladder. This provides a overview of the relationships between Chinese meridian theory and western anatomy.

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    This document summarizes the traditional Chinese meridian organs and their associated western medicine joints, organs, and glands. It lists each meridian organ down the left side and their corresponding western medical associations across from them. For example, the lung meridian is associated with the right shoulder, elbow, hand, sinuses and right lung. The kidney meridian is associated with the knees, sacroiliac joints, ankles, sinuses and kidneys/bladder. This provides a overview of the relationships between Chinese meridian theory and western anatomy.

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    Traditional Chinese Meridian Organs

    Heart, Small Int., Stomach Lung Liver Kidney Kidney Liver Lung Stomach Heart, Small Int.,
    Circulation/Sex, Pancreas Large Intestine Gallbladder Bladder Bladder Gallbladder Large Intestine Spleen Circulation/Sex,
    Triple Warmer Triple Warmer
    Associated Western Medicine Joints, Organs and Glands
    Right: Shoulder, Right: TMJ, anterior Right: Shoulder, Right: Post. Right: Post. knee. Left: Post. knee. Left: Post. Left: Shoulder, Left: TMJ, anterior Left: Shoulder,
    elbow, hand (ulnar) hip/knee, medial elbow, hand knee, hip, Sacroiliac joint. Sacroiliac joint. knee, hip, elbow, hand hip/knee, medial ankle. elbow, hand (ulnar)
    Sacroiliac, foot, ankle. (radial), foot, big lateral ankle. Post. ankle. Post. ankle. lateral ankle. (radial), foot, big Sinus: Maxillary. Sacroiliac, foot,
    toes, Middle Ear. Sinus: Maxillary. toe. Sinus: Sinus: Frontal Sinus: Frontal Sinus: toe. Oropharynx, toes, Middle Ear.
    Right heart, Oropharynx, Sinus: Paranasal Sphenoid. Pharyngeal Tonsil. Pharyngeal Tonsil. Sphenoid. Sinus: Paranasal Larynx, esophagus, Left Left heart,
    Rt. Duodenum, Larynx, esophagus, and Ethmoid. Palatine Pineal. Pineal. Palatine and Ethmoid. Side of Stomach. Jejunum, Ileum.
    terminal ileum. Rt. Side of Stomach. Bronchus, Nose. Tonsil. Right kidney, Left kidney, Tonsil. Bronchus, Nose. #14: Thyroid CNS.
    CNS. #2Parathyroid; Right lung. Eye. bladder, ovary, bladder, ovary, Eye. Left lung. #15: Parathyroid Ant pituitary
    Ant pituitary #3Thyroid Right side of Hypothal. uterus, prostate, uterus, prostate, Hypothal. Left side Large Left Breast
    Right Breast Large Intestine Rt. Liver, testicle, rectum testicle, rectum Left Liver, Intestine
    #4 Right Breast gallbladder. biliary ducts. #13 Left Breast

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
    32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17

    Traditional Chinese Meridian Organs


    Heart, Small Int., Lung Stomach Liver Kidney Kidney Liver Spleen Lung Heart, Small Int.,
    Circulation/Sex, Large Intestine Pancreas Gallbladder Bladder Bladder Gallbladder Stomach Large Intestine Circulation/Sex,
    Triple Warmer Triple Warmer
    Associated Western Medicine Joints, Organs and Glands
    Right: Shoulder, Right: Shoulder, Right: TMJ, Right: Post. Right: Post. knee. Left: Post. knee. Left: Post. Left: TMJ, Left: Shoulder, elbow, Left: Shoulder,
    elbow, hand (ulnar) elbow, hand (radial) anterior hip/knee, knee, hip, Sacroiliac joint. Sacroiliac joint. knee, hip, anterior hip/knee, hand (radial), foot, big elbow, hand (ulnar)
    Sacroiliac, foot, Sinus: Paranasal and medial ankle. lateral ankle Post. ankle. Post. ankle. lateral ankle. medial ankle. toe. Sacroiliac, foot,
    toes, Middle Ear. Ethmoid. Sinus: Maxillary. Sinus: Sinus: Frontal Sinus: Frontal Sinus: Sinus: Maxillary. Sinus: Paranasal and toes, Middle Ear.
    Right heart, Bronchus, Nose. Oropharynx, Sphenoid Pharyngeal Tonsil. Pharyngeal Tonsil. Sphenoid. Oropharynx, Ethmoid. Left heart,
    Rt. Duodenum, Right lung. Larynx, Palat. Tonsil. Adrenal. Adrenal. Palat. Tonsil. Larynx, Bronchus, Nose. Jejunum, Ileum.
    terminal ileum. Right side of Large esophagus, Rt. Eye Right kidney, Left kidney, Eye. esophagus, Left Left lung. CNS.
    CNS. Intestine Side of Stomach. Ovaries bladder, ovary, bladder, ovary, Ovaries, Side of Stomach. Left side Large Ant pituitary
    #28: Ovaries, Testes uterus, prostate, uterus, prostate, testes. #21: Ovaries, Intestine
    Testes Rt. Liver, testicle, rectum testicle, rectum Left Liver, Testes
    Right Breast gallbladder. biliary ducts. Left Breast

    Acumeridian Tooth-
    Tooth-Organ Relationships from various sources including Gleditsch and Klinghardt (www.NeuralTherapy.com). Compiled by Dr. Ralph Wilson

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