Spleen & Pancreas Meridians - Energy Testing Procedure

Determining how your energy flows through your spleen and pancreas meridian (energy pathway) is a good way to tell how healthy you are physically and emotionally. The spleen plays an important role in the immune system by filtering bacteria, viruses and other debris out of the bloodstream, this is where the destruction and recycling of old red-blood cells occur. The pancreas is needed to produce chemicals for neutralizing stomach acids, it also monitor glucose (blood sugar) and insulin levels in the body. Both of the organs are involved in the metabolism process and are known to affect mood swings.

The spleen and pancreas share the same meridian and is very sensitive to stress and food. This is why the “Spleen-Pancreas Energy Test” is popular for detecting the overall health of the body’s mental and physical state, and how the body will respond to food.

The Spleen-Pancreas Energy Test involves two participants, the practitioner and the patient. Before applying this technique, avoid bias thoughts and try not to guess. Clear your mind as much as possible because your subtle energies are responsive to your thoughts. Make sure both of you are not dehydrated because dehydration interferes with the flow of your body’s energy. The result may differ if the person being tested has some kind of arm injury.

Spleen-Pancreas Energy Test Procedure

1. Both take deep breaths, relax and clear your minds.
2. The patient - stand tall with your arms relaxed by your legs. Turn both of your palms so they are facing behind you instead of facing your legs. Your arm should be slightly relaxed and your thumbs should be touching the side of your legs with your fingers pointing straight down.
3. The practitioner - stand behind your patient, when your patient is ready, slip your right hand between the patient’s left wrist and left leg. Tell your patient to hold their left arm firm and straight.
4. Slowly pull on the patient’s left arm by their wrist, stop every few seconds to see the results. The patient’s arm will either feel locked in place or will pull away easily.
5. Do the same for the right arm.

If the patient’s arms feel locked in place or jerks back, then their spleen meridian is flowing strong and freely. If the patient’s arms don’t resist your pulling, their spleen meridian may be weak. You can strenthen their spleen meridian by tapping or massaging the 2 spleen points which is located about 1^1/2 to 2 inches below the left and right nipples. After tapping and massaging the 2 spleen points, repeat step 1 through 4.

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