Bilateral meridians

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Bilateral meridians means that there are branches of the meridian on both the

left and right side of the body. For example, the Lung meridian is found on both

the right and the left arms. The Kidney meridian starts on both the sole of the

right foot and the sole of the left foot. The right branch goes up the inside

surface of the right leg and continues on the front of the body to the right of

the midline. The left branch of the Kidney goes up the inside surface of the

left leg and continues on the front of the body to the left of the midline.

 

All the organ system meridians are bilateral. The Liver and Gallbladder

meridians, the Heart and Small Intestine, the Triple Warmer and Pericardium, the

Spleen and Stomach, the Lung and Large Intestine, and the Kidney and Bladder

meridians.

 

The Strange Flow meridians are not bilateral. There is only one Conception

Vessel (Yin) running up the midline of the front of the body. There is only one

Governor Vessel (Yang) running up the middle of the back, going over the head,

and down the middle of the face to terminate just above the upper lip.

 

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