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artery
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Traditional Chinese Medicine
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In TCM, the arteries are part of the meridian system through which qi and blood flow, influencing health and wellness.
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axillary artery
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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The axillary artery is not specifically emphasized in traditional Chinese medicine practices, as the focus is more on energy flow along meridians.
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brachial artery
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Traditional Chinese medicine
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Applying pressure to specific points along the brachial artery is believed to help improve circulation and relieve tension in the body.
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left inferior epigastric artery
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traditional Chinese medicine
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Not commonly considered in traditional Chinese medical practices
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right inferior epigastric artery
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traditional Chinese medicine
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Believed to play a role in the flow of qi and energy through the body, with potential implications for overall health and wellness.
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right inferior epigastric artery
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traditional Chinese medicine
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Believed to be a key point for managing abdominal pain and reproductive system issues in traditional Chinese medicine.
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