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Essay On Meridian's Strengths And Weaknesses In The Anatomical Structure
Weakness in the anatomical structure of the foot and ankle which correspond to the location of the bladder meridian.
Pain and weakness of the lower back and spine - this can be attributed to congestion in the bladder meridian and also to a build up of toxins in the kidney/bladder system.
Pain, tension and cramping along the pathway of the bladder meridian in the calves.
Neck pain and headaches at crown and forehead following the physical location of the bladder
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