#gallbladdermeridian

Movement minded Monday I love studying the east and west. I love the merging and reconciling of both sides of the coin because ultimately, this is polarity... One pole, two ends, all connected to define the other. From that place and space, I love studying the Taoists energetic meridians, and I have very little formal education aka delineation of dogma, and therefore, I have freedom to see things as I do. I offer you the same with all of the images I produce, to spend a little longer glancing at them in your scroll then others and see what you notice and download. My movement inquiry has been, why do the Taoists meridians go so straight at so many levels, but others zig and zag? And then, at those levels of zig and zag, what is important? Most important to comprehend? This is the gallbladder channel illustrated here in green, by far the ziggiest and zaggiest channel of them all. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. #eyesthatsee #eyeswhichdonotsee #gallbladdermeridian #laterallline #fascia #fascial #fascialtraining #fascialwork #seethingsanew #watchoutfordogma #coiling #spirals #myofascial #myofascia #lateralflexion #coupling #movement #movementismedicine #adaptablepolarity https://www.instagram.com/p/ConJyiXP_b1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Your lateral line: muscles, myofascia, and meridians What came first? Chicken or the egg? Well, in terms of vertebrates patterns “spinal yield & push” is the first vertebrate pattern. We either initiate this movement from the head or the tail to produce movement from our poles. Initiating from the head sends us tailward, and initiating from the tail sends us headward. This is represented by fish, as previously discussed in other posts, but also seen in humans by the fetus yielding and pushing the body against the wall of the uterus and by newborns initiating movement to briefly lift their head like in search for the nipple. It is the both, of course, tail to head and head to tail that balance each other and provide cohesiveness through the central axis. Notes from Basic Neurocellular Patterns #lateralline #itsallconnected #vertebrates #fishmovement #gallbladdermeridian #anatomytrains #energeticanatomy #movementpatterns #backtobasics #sidetoside #itsallconnected #energetico #adaptablepolarity #keeplearning #anatomystudy #anatomyart #humananatomy #fascia #fascial #myofascialmeridians https://www.instagram.com/p/CmcJ1fOve7n/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Lateral line: first to develop, first to devolve?? In the beginning, there was no gravity. We were suspended in fluid. We then emerged into this world, and began to set foot upon the earth, balance and move ourselves through time and space. I’m still exploring this lateral line of fascia and it’s energetic connections. The number one and two physical complaints are neck and low back pain. Take a look at the highlighted points of this line. (I just pulled from the neck to hip and didn’t get into head and lower limbs.) If this coil is missing, what happens? Gallbladder (GB) points: -GB21 activate channel, alleviates pain -GB23 opens chest -GB25 strengthens lumbar, treats back and hip pain -GB26 activates channel and alleviates pain -GB29 activates channel and alleviates pain, benefits hip -GB30 activates channel and alleviates pain, benefits leg #lateralline #gallbladdermeridian #gallbladderchannel #meridiansystem #meridians #myofascialmeridians #myofascialmovement #fascialfitness #fascialtraining #fascial #fascia #Humancoil #adaptablepolarity #weckmethod https://www.instagram.com/p/CmXG_IHPWxg/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Color me green, currently focused on the lateral line! (Gallbladder is classically connected to green) These angular lines fascinates me from the Gallbladder meridian Think we’ll see more when I explore the bilateral look of the two and coil creation, but in the mean time… I love these lines of intent. They triangulate in a way that’s highlighting of the hip and the shoulder and movement forward into space. (Didn’t even try to explore the cranial component today🫣) #gallbladdermeridian #lateralline #laterallines #fascialtraining #fascialfitness #fascialmovement #fáscia #fasciatraining #fascia #myofascialtherapy #myofascial #energeticanatomy #movement #movementismedicine https://www.instagram.com/p/CmPKu3WPAnl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The Gallbladder: the organ, referred pain, associated muscles, meridian and fascia This organ is said to refer to the right side shoulder, but after that the consensus on referred pain seemed a little less clear. There are images and articles that show abdominal referral and posterior referral to a spot on the back. One doc I talked with used to refer to the abdomen as a “black box” in terms of its mysteries and pain. On a parallel, there’s common agreement that popliteus is an associated muscle but after that there’s some discord. Just sitting with this one for today… what movements benefit your gallbladder? #gallbladdermeridian #gallbladder #adaptablepolarity #muscles #meridians #movement #fascia #myofascia #fascial #myofascial #deepfrontline #connectingdots #referredpain #viscera #popliteus #anatomyart #anatomy #humananatomy https://www.instagram.com/p/CkiyceXJEd3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Movement, Muscles & Meridians Gallbladder/Lateral line series completion. I will compile over the weekend. I took some liberty to the lateral line as I saw it as incomplete when mapped with the gallbladder channel. Fascia is continuous and flows in all the planes or dimensions of space. That being said, seeing the lateral line end while the gallbladder did an entire jig around the lateral aspect of the cranium felt like an addition was needed. Movement: lateral neck flexion Muscles: sternocleidomastoid, splenius capitis (the two from #anatomytrains), *occipitofrontalis and temporalis additional lateral line muscles Meridians: lateral line fascia, Gallbladder channel in Chinese medicine #gallbladderchannel #gallbladdermeridian #laterallinefascia #lateralline #muscles #meridians #myofascialmeridians #myofascial #fascia #fascial #movement #movementismedicine #bodymechanics #itsallconnected #adaptablepolarity https://www.instagram.com/p/CfNtIW2rHOR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Movement, Muscles and Meridians New Series!! Tracing the contractile fields of movement, the movement makers and their connections. Starting with the feet and the lateral line of fascia, I’ve overlapped the Gallbladder meridian from Chinese medicine. Movement: eversion of the foot Muscles: the fibulari (or peroneal) Meridian: Lateral myofascial, Gallbladder #muscles #movement #meridians #gallbladdermeridian #fascia #anatomytrains #lateralline #itsallconnected #myofascialmeridians #footmovement #eversion https://www.instagram.com/p/CfFAhUaP_DA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Acupuncture point Gallbladder (GB) 34 is a point I use regularly, but I hardly explain WHY I do use it. Acupuncture point GB34 is an excellent and effective point that activates and harmonizes the Gallbladder meridian. The gallbladder meridian runs mostly along the side of the body. This acupuncture point is also called the influential point of tendons and sinews - which is a term describing the soft tissue that connects muscles to bone; which will have a systemic effect. I use this acupuncture point a lot to treat shoulder pain and hip pain. But it’s very effective in treating rib cage pain and knee pain as well as headaches. In your next treatment if you notice I put a needle on the lateral side of your lower leg, this is why. 💖Acupuncturist Alyx . #acupuncture #acupunctureworks #gallbladder #gallbladderproblems #gallbladdermeridian #upstateny #upstatenewyork #adirondacks #adirondack #adirondacklife #adirondackmountains #glensfalls #glensfallsny #queensburyny #lakegeorgeny #lakegeorge #shoulderpain #headaches #upperbackpain #kneepain #kneepainrelief (at Acupuncture Nirvana) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnflI4nUmp/?igshid=1x4f2us5evp02