Shao Yang Patterns: Meridian Therapy According to Channel Connections
From
a meridian based perspective the Shao Yang meridians (GB – SJ) connect
to three other meridian pairs. The internal/external pairing is to the
Jue Yin (LV – PC), by way of the horary cycle the Shao Yang connects to
the heart and spleen, and through Zang Fu Bei Tong Theory it connects to
the Shao Yin (HT – KI).
When we combine these pairings for the practical application of doing pattern identification and designing treatment strategies, we can speak of three shao yang syndromes: the shao yang – jue yin syndrome, the shao yang – shao yin syndrome, and finally the shao yang – heart/spleen syndrome.
When we combine these pairings for the practical application of doing pattern identification and designing treatment strategies, we can speak of three shao yang syndromes: the shao yang – jue yin syndrome, the shao yang – shao yin syndrome, and finally the shao yang – heart/spleen syndrome.
Shao Yang - Jue Yin CircuitGB - SJ - - LV - PC |
The
shao yang – jue yin pattern is characterized by conditions such as
temple headaches, neck pain, photophobia, insomnia, anxiety, seizures,
Parkinson’s, epilepsy, hip pain, and shen disturbance. In this pattern
we find that the shao yang meridians are expressing symptoms that are
rooted in a liver and/or pericardium imbalance. By using these four
meridians in combination we are able to most effectively deal with the
patients top three health concerns and overall zang-fu patterns.
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Shao Yang - Shao Yin CircuitGB - SJ - - HT - KI |
The
shao yang – shao yin syndrome is characterized by similar symptoms as
listed above, although in a shao yang – shao yin pattern, we find that
the underlying root pattern is coming from kidney and/or heart
imbalances. So for example, if the kidney yin has declined it can lead
to many of the above-mentioned symptoms such as insomnia, seizures,
etc. Similarly, patterns like heart fire or heart yin/blood deficiency
can also lead to many of these symptoms as well. Therefore, in shao
yang – shao yin patterns we find that the shao yang meridians are
symptomatic, but the overall pattern is rooted in an imbalance in the
shao yin.
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Shao Yang - Heart/Spleen CircuitGB - SJ - - HT - SP |
In shao
yang – heart/spleen patterns we also find that the client complains of
symptoms related to the shao yang meridians or organ systems; however,
in this case the underlying pattern is related to the heart and spleen.
Typically, this will be a spleen/heart blood deficiency pattern that
leads to symptoms such as temple headaches, insomnia, anxiety, etc.
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Notice
that in the above three patterns the shao yang connects to either the
heart or pericardium. Since the heart and pericardium connect to the
shen, and the shao yang has many points on the head - as well as
important point indications for neurological conditions - this indicates
that the shao yang circuits mentioned above are important patterns to
recognize when patients present with complex neurological conditions and
shen disturbance
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