The liver meridian is one of the six yang meridians in the body, which means it’s associated with activity, movement, and warmth. It runs from the big toe up the inner leg, through the groin area and up to the ribcage, where it connects to the liver organ. From there, it goes up to the throat, ending at the inside corner of the eye.

The Liver Meridian is a yin meridian paired with the Gallbladder Meridian. It is responsible for filtering, detoxifying, nourishing, replenishing, and storing blood. It regulates the amount of blood circulating, withdrawing and storing it when resting or sleeping, and releasing it during exercise.