Modern diagnostic methods.
Diagnostic projection zones of internal organs
The atlas will be useful for doctors, massage therapists and anyone who wants to be healthy.
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A modern, alternative diagnostic method can be the key to a long and healthy life.
You can quickly and easily identify the projection zones on your body that correspond to your internal organs and systems.
How do you use the diagnostic map?
If you notice pimples, acne, pain, rough skin, a fungal infection, or any other issue, locate that area on the body map and hover your cursor over the corresponding question mark. You will then see what kind of problem may be occurring within your body.
(This tool is intended for self-monitoring purposes and is not a substitute for a medical consultation.)
HEAD and NECK
1. Rectum.
2. The sigmoid colon.
3. Liver.
4. Small intestine.
5. Нисходящая часть толстой кишки.
6. Left adrenal gland.
7. Area of the pelvis of the left kidney.
8. Upper pole of the left kidney.
9. Left lobe of the liver.
10. The body of the gallbladder.
11. Left side of the transverse colon.
12. PANCREAS.
13. BILE DUCTS OF THE LIVER AND GALL BLADDER.
14. LEFT KIDNEY.
15. HEART PATHOLOGIES.
16. URETER OF THE LEFT KIDNEY.
17. LEFT LIVER LOBE.
18. LEFT BREAST.
19. LEFT LUNG.
20. HEART DISORDERS.
21. BRONCH OF THE LEFT LUNG.
22. DIAPHRAGM, ARCH OF RIBS.
23. SMALL CURVATURE OF THE STOMACH.
24. DUODENAL BULB.
25. ADRENAL OF THE LEFT KIDNEY.
26. LEFT groin
27. LEFT OVARIAN IN WOMEN, LEFT TESTICULAR IN MEN.
28. LEFT BREAST.
29. PUBIC SYMPHIS.
30. Left kidney.
31. Stomach large curvature.
32. The left appendage with the ovary, the left lobe of the prostate gland with the testis.
33. region of the URINARY BLADDER.
34. The pelvis of the left kidney.
35. Pancreas.
36. Left lobe of the thyroid gland.
37. LEFT URETER.
38 AND 41. PYLORIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STOMACH.
38 AND 41. PYLORIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STOMACH.
39. UTERUS, PROSTATE LOBS. CROTCH.
40. RIGHT BREAST.
42. RIGHT URETER.
43. GALL BLADDER.
44. RIGHT LOBE OF THYROID.
45. LOHANKA OF THE RIGHT KIDNEY.
46. Gynecology, right appendage with ovary, right lobe of the prostate gland with testis.
47. Stomach upper curvature.
48. Right kidney.
49. RIGHT OVARIAN IN WOMEN, RIGHT TESTICULAR IN MEN.
50. LYMPHATIC SYSTEM OF THE ILIAC REGION.
51. Adrenal gland of the right kidney.
52. Small intestine.
53. Greater curvature of the stomach.
54 . Hormonal system.
55. Signs of scleroderma.
56. SMALL INTESTINE.
57. The xiphoid process.
58. Lesser curvature of the stomach.
59. Greater curvature of the stomach..
60. Ureter of the right kidney, bladder.
61. Bronchus of the right lung.
62. Right mammary gland.
63. Right lobe of the liver.
64. Ureter of the right kidney.
65. Right lung.
66. Right kidney.
67. Stones, sand, congestion in the kidney structures.
68. Right side of the transverse colon.
69. Kidney infection..
70. Right kidney.
71. Body of the gallbladder with ducts.
72. Right lobe of the liver.
73. The pelvis of the right kidney.
74. Right adrenal gland.
75. Ascending colon (ileocecal angle)..
76. Transverse colon.
77. Appendix.
78. Stomach.
79. Bladder.
80. Genital organs.
BODY
(front view)
1. Thyroid disorders.
2. Stomach (greater curvature).
3. Bulb of the duodenum.
4. Angina syndrome.
5. Pancreas.
6. Reduced immunity.
7. Heart failure.
8. Capsule of the spleen, scapulohumeral periarthritis..
9. Valvular disorders of the heart.
10. Violation of the blood supply to the shoulder joint.
11. Ischemia of the heart.
12. Heart rate.
13. Parenchyma of the spleen.
14. Stomach.
15. Pancreas.
16. Left kidney.
17. Zones: A, E-ovaries, B, D-tubes, C-uterus (F.); A, E - testicles, B, C, D - prostate (M.).
18. DESCENT COLON
19. Radial nerve (cervical osteochondrosis).
20. Parenchyma of the left kidney.
21. Median nerve (cervical osteochondrosis).
22. Radial nerve (cervical osteochondrosis).
23. Area of functional weakening of organs.
24. Left lung.
25. Arthrosis of the left hip joint.
26. Uterus, prostate.
27. Violation of blood circulation of the left leg, arthrosis of the hip joint.
28. Arthrosis of the left hip joint.
29. Sexual disorders.
30. Arthrosis of the left knee joint.
31. Tail part and body of the pancreas.
32. Arthrosis of the left knee joint.
33. Stomach (greater curvature).
34. Violation of the blood supply to the left leg.
35. The bottom of the gallbladder.
36. Bulb of the duodenum.
37. Body of the gallbladder.
38. Duct of the gallbladder.
39. Arthrosis of the left ankle joint.
40. Disorder of the left kidney.
41. Bladder.
42. Gallbladder.
43. Stomach (greater curvature).
44. Pancreas.
45. Genitals.
46. Arthrosis of the ankle joint.
47. Bladder.
48. Liver.
49. Natopysh (stone in the gallbladder).
50. Stomach (small curvature).
51. Gallbladder.
52. The right half of the bladder.
53. Right kidney.
54. Arthrosis of the right ankle joint.
55. Bile ducts.
56. Body of the gallbladder.
57. Bulb of the duodenum.
58. The bottom of the gallbladder.
59. Blood circulation of the right leg.
60. Stomach (small curvature).
61. Arthrosis of the right knee joint.
62. Head and body of the pancreas.
63. Arthrosis of the right knee joint.
64. Violation of blood circulation in the right leg, arthrosis of the hip joint.
65. Sexual disorders.
66. Uterus, prostate.
67.68. Arthrosis of the right hip joint.
67.68. Arthrosis of the right hip joint.
69. Right lung.
70. Area of functional weakening of organs.
71. Radial nerve (radicular ischemia of the cervical region).
72. Parenchyma of the right kidney.
73.74. Ascending colon.
73.74. Ascending colon.e.
75. Ulnar nerve (radicular ischemia of the cervical region).
76. Median nerve (radicular ischemia of the cervical region).
77. Violation of the blood circulation of the small pelvis.
78. Small intestine.
79. Disorders of the right kidney.
80. Stomach (small curvature).
81. Gallbladder.
82. Liver parenchyma.
83. Automatic breathing.
84. Violation of blood circulation of the right shoulder joint.
85. Gastritis, stomach.
86. Liver capsule.
87. Respiratory failure.
88. Gallbladder.
89. Bulb of the duodenum.
90. Stomach (small curvature).
BODY
(back view)
1. Violations in the skeletal system.
2. The head of the pancreas.
3. Basilar insufficiency.
4. Upper pole of the right kidney.
5. Lower pole of the right kidney.
6. URETER OF THE RIGHT KIDNEY.
7. The bottom of the gallbladder.
8. Right side of the transverse colon.
9. Duct of the gallbladder.
10. Representation of the right mammary gland.
11. Liver capsule, scapulohumeral periarthritis.
12. Energy imbalance in the lung.
13. Right kidney with bladder.
14. Right lobe of the liver..
15, 16. Right kidney.
15, 16. Right kidney.
17. Right adrenal gland.
18. Impaired circulation of the pelvic organs on the right.
19. Ascending colon.
20. Small intestine on the right.
21. Inflammation of the elbow joint.
22. Parenchyma of the right kidney.
23. Head and body of the pancreas.
24. Ascending colon.
25. Bladder (right half).
26. Small intestine.
27. Small intestine (right side).
28. Right ovary in women and right testicle in men.
29. Ligaments of the right hip joint.
30. Sexual organ (right side).
32. Ascending colon.
33. Nervous system.
34. Small intestine.
35. Infringement of the sciatic nerve.
36. Arthrosis of the right hip joint.
37. Arthrosis of the right knee joint.
38. Right kidney.
39. Ligament apparatus of the right knee joint.
40. Right ureter.
41. The bottom of the gallbladder.
42. Body of the gallbladder.
43. Ducts of the gallbladder.
44. Ligaments of the right ankle joint.
45. Tendovaginitis.
46. Large intestine.
47. Ligaments of the left ankle joint.
48. Duct of the gallbladder.
49. Body of the gallbladder.
50. The bottom of the gallbladder.
51. Ureter of the left kidney.
52. Ligament apparatus of the left knee joint.
53. Left kidney.
54. Arthrosis of the left knee joint.
55. Arthrosis of the left hip joint.
56. Sexual organ (left side).
57. Infringement of the sciatic nerve.
58. Small intestine (left side).
59. Heart, small intestine.
60. Nervous system.
61. Descending colon.
62. Left lung.
63. Heart disorders.
64. Ligaments of the left hip joint.
65. LEFT OVARIAN IN WOMEN AND LEFT TESTICULAR IN MEN.
66. Disorder of the genital organs.
67. Small intestine.
68. Left half of the bladder.
69. Body and tail of the pancreas.
70. Descending colon.
71. Heart disorders.
72. Parenchyma of the left kidney.
73. Small intestine on the left.
74. Large intestine on the left.
75. Stomach.
76. Violation of blood circulation of the pelvic organs on the left.
77. Left adrenal gland.
78. Pancreas.
79.80. Left kidney.
79.80. Left kidney.
81. Left kidney with bladder.
82. Energy center of the heart.
83. Capsule of the spleen, scapulohumeral periarthritis.
84. Mammary gland.
85. A - heart failure, B - valvular disorders of the heart, C - ischemia, angina pectoris, D - cardiac arrhythmias.
86. The left part of the colon.
87. Left ureter.
88. Lower pole of the left kidney.
89. Upper pole of the left kidney.
90. Basilar insufficiency.
91. Tail part and body of the pancreas.
92. Subluxation at the base of the skull.
93. Lymphatic and renal imbalance..
31. RIGHT LUNG.
OBESITY
This article reflects the author’s personal experience and views. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for consultation with a doctor. Do not stop or change any prescribed medication without talking to your doctor first.
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VISCERAL MASSAGE of abdominal organs

Abdominal massage helps address a wide range of health issues without the use of medication.
Simple hand movements restore metabolism, normalize the position of internal organs, tone their muscles, and eliminate blood and lymph stagnation.
Initial tension in internal organs—or spasms resulting from stress—manifests in the abdominal area, from where it negatively affects all other organs. Spasms represent a stagnation of blood and lymph—a "swamp" that leads to inflammation and degenerative processes. Our goal is to relieve the spasm and restore normal blood and lymph circulation.
Visceral massage is also known as a pain-correction method, as it works directly with abdominal pain. We apply pressure to the abdomen, and it is precisely at that moment that pain most often arises. Notably, the abdomen may not hurt while at rest, yet pain appears upon palpation. Mild pain signals the body that a problem exists, triggering the recovery process. However, it is far more effective to maintain pressure on the painful area rather than simply pressing and releasing.
In women, gynecological problems often originate in the area beneath the stomach and small intestine, as the two main arteries supplying blood to the uterus stem from there. If the stomach and small intestine are tense and hardened, these arteries become compressed. No matter how hard a gynecologist tries to help, the problem remains unresolved because blood cannot reach the organ. A similar situation occurs in men with prostatitis and adenoma. By eliminating pain in the stomach and intestines, we relieve spasms in these organs and restore circulation, thereby resolving gynecological issues in women and prostate problems in men.
A gynecologist treats the symptom, not the root cause. The same applies to men with prostate disorders.
The condition of a woman's reproductive organs depends on the kidneys. Similarly, the condition of the prostate gland in men depends on the kidneys.
Visceral massage can benefit those who dream of a flat stomach and wish to manage their weight and maintain it at a healthy level. It also helps clear the complexion and reduce puffiness, as facial skin elasticity is directly linked to the functioning of internal organs.
Small blood vessels in the abdominal cavity become clogged with thick blood, disrupting normal blood flow.
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Palpation of the abdomen often reveals areas that are firm and tender. By applying specific techniques to these tender tissues, the pain subsides, the tissues soften, and the organ begins to function normally.…
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