Zu Tai Yang meridian
balances the vital currents of the bladder
The bladder is like a mirror, a mirror of the organs. Well known by acupuncturists (the Shu Association points of all the organs can be found on the Bladder meridian) it reflects the functioning of every organ and represents how lucidly one can perceive reality.
It is paired with the kidneys. This pair is responsible for blood balance by filtering metabolites, indications of cellular activity, and by eliminating toxins. It is particularly called upon in winter and because there is less perspiration, urination is more frequent during cold periods.
Together with the kidneys, the bladder makes up one of the five families of organ-meridians. It is related to the sense of hearing.
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SUGGESTION OF USE
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NUTRI 31 is advised in the following cases:
- Psychological indications:
- Someone who does not want to look at reality, lacks objectivity and lucidity
- When faced with a complex problem, fosters a clearer understanding,
- All fear, anxiety, shyness, add NUTRI 22
- Physiological indications:
- Any pathology related to the bladder can benefit from the following nutrition:
- Functional disorders: chronic interstitial cystitis add NUTRI 33
- Urination problems (bed-wetting, incontinence...) add:
- For women: NUTRI 22, NUTRI 33 and NUTRI 37
- For men: NUTRI 22, NUTRI 33 and NUTRI 38
- Dilated veins add NUTRI 29
- Problems with the sense of balance add NUTRI 02 and NUTRI 22
- Postural balance add NUTRI 09 and NUTRI 16
- Sciatica and lumbago, add NUTRI 16 and NUTRI 22
- Enclosing spondylitis (“bamboo” spinal column) add NUTRI 17 and NUTRI 22
- To adapt well to winter add NUTRI 22
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