Ayurvedic scheme

The Ayurvedic scheme tab features a graph divided into four main zones. These correspond to the client's right and left hands, as well as the superficial and deep palpation levels. A column at any of the three projection points reflects the state of a functional system or organ.

Different schools of traditional medicine use different schematics for the location of pulse diagnosis points. This module is based on the system of Dr. Vasant Lad, the author of the book "Pulse Diagnosis".

Similar to the Chinese scheme, the Ayurvedic scheme also represents meridian energy using two graphs: relative and absolute energy values. The relative energy level is displayed as a dotted line, while the absolute level is shown as solid-colored columns. The color of either the column or the dotted line indicates the energy level in the meridian:

• Yellow — a well-expressed lack of energy (Emptiness syndrome);
• Light green — a tendency to lack of energy;
• Green — a normal condition, optimal balance of energy consumption and restoration;
• Pale pink — a tendency to tension;
• Bright red — a well-expressed tension (Fullness syndrome).

In the list on the right, the meridians are grouped by tension level according to their absolute values.

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