SOLARPLEXUS 4 - Limited Edition of 3 Print

The solar plexus, anatomically plexus solaris (lat., German solar plexus, in English also called Celiac Plexus), is an autonomous network of sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve fibers. The parasympathetic parts come from the vagus nerve. The solar plexus is formed by the celiac plexus and the superior mesenteric plexus. It lies between the twelfth thoracic and the first lumbar vertebra on the main artery, around the Branch of the celiac trunk. Information is connected and forwarded in the solar plexus, that regulate certain functions of internal organs (including the stomach and intestines), e.g. B. the tension or relaxation of smooth muscles (gastric accommodation) or secretion of glands. A blow to the solar plexus can cause dizziness or loss of consciousness. Because of the violent Stimulation of the vagus nerve leads to enlarged vessels in the abdomen, blood pressure and venous Reverse current to the heart drops, so there is no longer enough blood to supply the brain What triggers dizziness or loss of consciousness. In people with diseases of the vegetative nervous system, a stroke on the solar plexus can lead to reflex death. In chakra teaching, the solar plexus is also called the manipura / navel chakra. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me (e-mail: ) Folder in total: 2,500.- (including folder in which the graphics are located) Single sheet: 380.-