Jueyin is a concept in traditional Chinese medicine, which refers to the meridian system related to the liver and belongs to the wood attribute in the five elements. Jueyin meridian starts under the big toe of the foot, goes up along the back of the medial malleolus, passes through important parts such as the calf, the back of the knee, the inner thigh and the perineum, and finally connects with the heart. It can be seen that Jueyin meridian plays a role in regulating liver and heart. In traditional Chinese medicine, the liver is one of the five internal organs of the human body, which is mainly responsible for storing blood, regulating emotions and promoting the operation of qi and blood, and is regarded as an important organ of the human body.

Because the liver is hidden in the human body, it is difficult for the outside world to directly contact its tissues, so it is difficult to diagnose and treat it. However, in the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, we can judge the health of the liver by observing the operation of Jueyin Meridian. For example, if the liver meridian is not smooth, Jueyin meridian is prone to obstruction, swelling and other symptoms. Therefore, Chinese medicine often regulates the operation of Jueyin meridian and promotes the recovery of liver function through acupuncture, massage, herbs and other means.

To sum up, Jueyin meridian plays an important role in TCM theory, especially in regulating the liver. Therefore, in daily life, we can also protect liver health by maintaining good eating habits, avoiding excessive fatigue and maintaining mental health. Of course, if you encounter liver problems, you should also seek the help of Chinese medicine in time to maintain your health.