The SP Divergent channel enters at which location?

The Spleen Divergent channel is primarily associated with the Spleen and its functions related to digestion and the metabolic processes of the body. This channel travels from the Spleen's primary pathway at the Spleen 6 point, extending into the anterior aspect of the thigh. It is specifically designed to connect the interior organs with the superficial aspects of the body, addressing deeper issues that may relate to Spleen energy.

The pathway's entry into the anterior thigh allows for its therapeutic application in cases where Spleen imbalances manifest in the lower body or where there are issues related to digestion, energy, and fluid balance. The anterior thigh location can play a crucial role in the understanding of the Spleen’s influence on overall health and well-being.

This channel's entry point facilitates a distinctive clinical perspective, as treatment and diagnosis may often focus on conditions affecting the lower extremities that are connected to Spleen energy deficiency or dysfunction.