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Introduction - Navigating the course and the basics of Gua Sha
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The Fascia as a pathway for fluid and nerve impulses
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The Triple Warmer/San Jiao and its relationship to the Fascia
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Wood Element and its relationship to the connective tissue and tendons
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Gua Sha for breaking a fever and inducing sweating
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How Gua Sha is beneficial for the Triple Warmer and Gallbladder meridians
The Gallbladder Meridian
The Gallbladder meridian
When you look at the pathway of the Gallbladder meridian, you may notice a few things.
1. The Gallbladder meridian runs along the absolute lateral plane of the body 
2. The Gallbladder meridian makes many turns, running in a zig zag pattern along the head, the side of the body, and somewhat in the leg as well.
When the flow of the Gallbladder meridian is impacted by physical stress, the Qi flow can become obstructed. The most common areas of obstruction are at these points where the meridian pivots.
Because of the pathway of the Gallbladder meridian, it is an important consideration for treating symptoms such as headaches, neck, shoulder, hip pain, tight IT bands, and foot and ankle problems.
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