การปรับเคมีและฮอร์โมน​ ในต่อมทั้ง​ 7 1.Pitutary 2.Pineal gland 3.Thyroid plexus 4.Heart plexus 5.Solar plexus 6.Superior mesenteric plexus 7.Inferior mesenteric plexus โดยการ​ bless of the Energy Centers (ระยะเวลา​ 42:10 นาที) - #positivethinking #lifecoach #meditation #drjoedispenza #divine

I came across this Superior Mesenteric Artery (SMA) syndrome (also known as Wilkie’s syndrome) while I was studying Pancreas. DEFINITION & DIAGNOSIS: SMA syndrome is defined as the reduced angle between Aorta and SMA (see from pictures, the lateral view of the vasculature) and reduced distance between the two vessels causing compression of the third part of the duodenum (D3). SMA usually forms an angle of 45° with the aorta, normal range of angle is from 25° to 60°, when the person is within normal Body Mass Index (BMI). Any condition resulting in loss of mesenteric fat pad leading to reduction of this aorto-mesenteric angle (

The paths of venous drainage for Internal hemorrhoids (內痔）and external hemorrhoids （外痔） are different: internal hemorrhoids are drained by the superior rectal vein into the portal vein (Portal vein), which drains to the liver; external hemorrhoids are drained by inferior rectal vein into the inferior vena cava (IVC), of which the small intestine and mesenteric root drains the blood to. What does this imply? Patients with internal hemorrhoids could probably be due to a congested liver; while patients with external hemorrhoids could be due to venous congestion from the small intestine. For visceral Manipulation practitioners, patients with internal hemorrhoids, we would check and treat his liver; while patients with external hemorrhoids, we would treat and check the small intestine. Let's stop treating a patient merely based on their symptoms and complaints, our hands should be able to find the source of the problem and do the treatment from there.