Alternative Therapies
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Reflexology
Massage and Energy Flow
Massage and Energy Flow 1
Reflexes Hands and Feet
Reflexes Body and Abdominal
Reflexes Chest and Head
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Reflexes Ear
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Liver Reflex Points
The Role of the Spleen
Kidneys and Bladder
Kidneys and Bladder Reflex Points
Spine and Arthritis
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Reproductive System
Male Reflexes
Female Reflexes
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Reflexology

The Spleen

The role of the spleen

The spleen is situated on the left side of the body behind and below the stomach. The spleen produces leucocytes (white blood cells), lymphocytes (a white blood cell involved in the immune system), blood platelets (involved in blood coagulation) and plasma cells. It also acts as a store for red blood cells, which are made available in emergencies (when oxygen demand is greater).


The spleen reflex point

The reflex area for the spleen is found on the left palm or sole, below the reflex for the heart. If a tender point is found in this reflex, it may indicate anaemia and it would then be wise to obtain a blood test.