Description

Radiance:

The Triple Warmer consists of 23 points. The meridian begins at the tip of the ring finger and passes between the knuckles of the ring and pinkie fingers. It then goes between the two bones of the arm and to the shoulder via the tip of the elbow and back of the upper arm.

 

From the shoulder, the Triple Warmer then descends to the chest to connect with the pericardium meridian, then ascends back up to the collarbone. Finally, this meridian goes up the side of the neck and around the ear before ending at the temple.

 

Triple Warmer Meridian Function

 

The Triple Warmer not only transports, but also assists in transforming fluids and solids so they can be used or eliminated by the body. Additionally, this meridian is believed to play an important role in circulating qi, or vital energy, throughout.It gets its name from its 3 parts, or burners, known as the upper, middle, and lower burners:

Located above the diaphragm, the upper burner regulates intake. It includes the head, heart, pericardium, throat, and lungs;

 

The middle burner extends from the diaphragm to the naval. This burner controls transformation and includes the stomach, spleen, liver, and gallbladder;

 

The lower burner regulates elimination. It is located below the diaphragm and includes the kidneys, bladder, large and small intestines, uterus/testes, and genitalia.

 

In addition to controlling transformation and transportation within the body, the Triple Warmer is also said to regulate our stress and immune system responses. In our stressful modern lives, it is more common to have excess heat in the Triple Warmer meridian, leading to excessive activation of our fight-or-flight response and setting the stage for chronic inflammation.

 

The Triple Warmer is a yang meridian that is paired with the yin pericardium meridian, which is known as the protector of the heart. It is also connected to the 4 back molars, or wisdom teeth, and much of the middle and lower vertebrae starting with the 9th thoracic vertebrae and ending with the coccyx. Thus, an unbalanced Triple Warmer may cause issues in these areas, and vice versa.

 

In addition to these teeth and vertebrae, this meridian is also most closely connected to the following organs:

 

Adrenals;

Hypothalamus;

Ovaries;

Parathyroid;

Pineal gland;

Pituitary;

Thymus;

Thyroid.

 

Emotionally, strongly connected with fear, greed, and grief.A balanced Triple Warmer promotes a stable mind and kind heart.

 

Symptoms of Imbalance:

 

Insomnia;

Hot and cold flushes / sweats;

Fatigue;

Depression;

Cold hands and feet;

Cold or fever;

Stomach problems;

Feeling overwhelmed;

Addictions;

Autoimmune disorders;

Headaches;

Dizziness;

Muscle pain;

Eye redness;

Anxiety.

 

If you are experiencing these symptoms, then this cream can help you find your perfect natural balance. It dramatically reduces hormonal hot flushes and sweats too!

 

In traditional Chinese medicine, the Triple Warmer meridian belongs to the fire element. So if you have an imbalanced Triple Warmer, you can focus on eating foods that enhance this element, such as:

 

Corn;

Quinoa;

Chickpeas;

Peaches;

Strawberries;

Apricot;

Asparagus;

Tomatoes;

Brussels sprouts;

Shrimp;

Curry;

Ginger.

 

Along with a balanced diet that includes these foods, adequate exercise is also important to keep the Triple Warmer balanced.

 

Brain gym exercises such as cross crawling and lazy 8s are recommended specifically for balancing this meridian.

 

Essential oils influencing this cream include:

 

Neroli;

Frankincense;

Lemon;

Ylang ylang;

Helichrysum;

Cypress;

Jasmine.

 

The Triple Warmer Meridian (also known as Sanjiao/Triple Burner/Heater/Energizer) is a yang meridian and is paired with the Pericardium Meridian.

 

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