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Organ

Spleen

Also called: splenic

Part of
Digestive system · Lymph and immunity

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From The Navel Speaks First

Spl — the spleen point

Finding it. The mirror image of Gal, under the left rib margin. Left

What is beneath. Not the spleen — that sits further back and higher, under ribs nine to eleven, and in health cannot be felt at all. Under your finger here are the stomach, the bend of the large bowel under the spleen, and the great apron of fat over the intestines.

Why the name. Because in diseases connected with the spleen, pain or stiffness is found here — an observation about tenderness, not a claim that you are touching a spleen.

From The Front of the Body I

Spl — the spleen point

Do exactly as for Gal above, but give the pressure with the sole of your left foot on their right thigh. At every place press for six seconds and release. Completing this from the waist down to the right knee is called (1) Spl. Repeat from waist to knee as many times as the number written, pressing six seconds and releasing at each place.

Patient's positionSupine, one pillow under both thighs; therapist standing straight, other foot lifted clear, knee not bent Supine
Where the feet are placedTherapist's left sole on the patient's right thigh; three (or four) stations from below the hip to just above the knee Right
Duration and repetitions6 seconds at each station; a full hip-to-knee pass = (1) Spl; repeated as written 6 sec
What it is forThe pain below the ribs on the left side of the chest, which is found in blood disorders and in diseases of the spleen

The stance for both. Gal and Spl share a stance of their own — the one place in the supine atlas where the therapist deliberately puts all of himself onto the patient: do not bend your knee; give the pressure with the middle part of your sole; lift the other foot clear of the ground and stand straight, so that your full weight comes onto the patient. And: if the patient's legs stay straight, better results come — but if the patient straightens their own legs the muscles stay tight and they will be uncomfortable, so place a pillow on the outer side of the legs for support to stop them rolling outward.

What lies beneath. The mirror of Gal — thigh muscle front and inner, the deep tunnel with the leg's main vessels at mid-thigh, the flat tendon above the knee. The spleen itself sits high on the left, behind the ninth to eleventh ribs and under the dome of the diaphragm, and in health cannot be felt at all: a spleen you can feel below the ribs is an enlarged one.

One thigh, three stations, and what is under each. The thigh from hip crease to knee with its three pads, and beside it
One thigh, three stations, and what is under each. The thigh from hip crease to knee with its three pads, and beside it three schematic cross-sections naming what the sole rests on at each station — with the groin triangle and the deep channel marked in the warning tint.

From Water and Salt

Why the spleen and the ovary, when the trouble is in the bowel?

A point's name is a postal address, not a description of the parcel

A natural question arises. To cure constipation, why are Spl — the spleen — and Lt. Ov. — the left ovary — being stimulated? Constipation has come about because the movement of food in the alimentary canal is very slow, and both of these are outside the alimentary canal.

Here is the thing to attend to. By our points we increase the blood circulation in the various parts of the abdomen all around the navel. Each point's name has been given by keeping in mind the chief organ in that region. But when we give that point, it will increase blood flow not only in that organ, but in all the organs that are in that region.

In the region above and to the left of the navel the chief organ is the spleen — but the left terminal part of the transverse colon and the upper part of the descending colon are there too, and when Spl is given, blood flow increases in all three. In the same way Mu removes the pains of the left side of the navel: besides the small intestine, the middle part of the descending colon is there, so it is stimulated as well. And Lt. Ov. takes out the pain of the region below and to the left of the navel, where besides the ovaries or testes there is the terminal part of the descending colon and the sigmoid colon.

Key teaching

What a point's name means, and what it does not

In this formula the point Spl has not been given in order to stimulate the spleen, but rather for that part of the large intestine.

This is one of the most freeing ideas in the whole formulary, and it disposes of a great deal of student anxiety. A point name is a postal address, not a description of the parcel. You are not pressing a spleen; you are increasing the blood supply to a region that happens to contain a spleen, and also contains two lengths of colon that nobody thought to name a point after.

An everyday version: you open the tap in the kitchen and the pressure drops in the bathroom, because you did not turn on "the kitchen" — you drew from a pipe that serves both rooms. Blood is that pipe.

Table 4 — Why each point of LSTF is given

PointThe reason it is in the formula
SplTo stimulate the terminal part of the transverse colon and the upper part of the descending colon
ConstWhenever there is constipation, there is pain at this point — so, to take that pain out
MuTo stimulate the middle part of the descending colon, and to increase lubrication in the intestines, so that the residue of stool moves forward easily
Lt. Ov.To stimulate the terminal part of the descending colon and the sigmoid colon
Mu°To reduce acidosis — because when acid is high, constipation will certainly occur
AdrTo reduce inflammation in the intestines. By this, acid will also be reduced
ThrdBecause one main cause of constipation is the thyroid gland working too little

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