What are the 6 meridians in the abdomen?

In traditional Chinese medicine, there are numerous meridians in the human body. These meridians connect various organs and are closely related to the health of the human body. In addition, acupuncture therapy in traditional Chinese medicine regulates the body by stimulating acupoints and meridians. The acupoint pressing shown in ancient TV dramas also follows this principle. There are many meridians in the human body, and there are 6 relatively large meridians in the abdomen. Here we will introduce what the 6 abdominal meridians are.

According to the law of meridian distribution

From the perspective of meridians, there are 7 yin meridians passing through the abdomen (six yin meridians and one Ren meridian), which is the place most prone to cold stagnation. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Yin is cold, cold causes condensation, condensation causes knotting, knotting causes gathering, gathering causes blockage, and blockage causes pain. Abdominal coldness is the biggest cause of abdominal obesity and meridian blockage.

Ren Meridian: It governs the yin meridians of the whole body and regulates the five internal organs

Governor Meridian: It governs all the Yang meridians in the body and regulates the six internal organs.

Chong Meridian: It controls the Qi and blood of the whole body, and according to the regulation of Ren and Du Meridians, it nourishes the internal organs and meridians of the whole body.

The abdomen is where the five internal organs of the human body gather.

The spleen, stomach, liver, gallbladder, kidneys, bladder, large intestine, small intestine, uterus and other internal organs are all located in the abdomen. If the abdominal meridians are blocked and the temperature is too low, it will affect the function of the internal organs. And abdominal care has a very good effect on regulating the sub-health symptoms of these organs.

The Dai Meridian of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

The Dai Meridian is like a belt equipped by the human body, and its main function is to "restrain all the meridians." What is the function of a belt? In order to prevent the pants from being loose, a tight belt is tied around the waist. The human body's "belt meridian" also has this function. All other meridians in the human body run vertically up and down, but the "belt meridian" is the only one that circles horizontally, just like tying the vertical meridians with a rope. Therefore, once the belt meridian is blocked, many meridians in the body will be blocked in the waist and abdomen.

Problems that may occur if the abdominal meridians are blocked:

1. Cold constitution (fear of cold, sweating, alternating cold and heat, cold hands and feet)

2. Gynecological problems (dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, blood clots)

3. Endocrine problems (dark skin, rough skin, spots, acne)

4. Poor gastrointestinal function (constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, flatulence)

5. Obesity, muscle relaxation, sagging, etc.

6. Low immunity and rapid aging

7. Infertility, uterine cold, etc.