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UNDERSTANDING THE BODY
A chart that shows houses can reveal important data to assist the astrologer when seeking information about health concerns. The 6th and 12th houses and planets positioned therein should be considered first when suggesting possible health issues. The 6th for initial, early life problems and the 12th for hidden or later-in-life developments.
The astrologer should never analyze a health concern without stating that it is not to be considered as a medical diagnosis, and always urging the subject to refer to a qualified health practitioner.
SIGNS AND RULERS
| Aries |
Eyes, head, nose, mouth, ears, forehead, brain |
| Mars |
Blood, muscles, adrenal glands |
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| Taurus |
Throat, neck, lymph glands, thyroid, lymphatic system |
| Venus |
Eyes, skin, kidneys |
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| Gemini |
Shoulders, arm, hands, chest, lungs |
| Mercury |
Nervous and respiratory systems |
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| Cancer |
Chest, breasts, stomach, digestive system, the alimentary canal |
| Moon |
Mucous membranes, mammary glands |
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| Leo |
Heart, back, spinal cord, spine |
| Sun |
General vitality, circulatory system |
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| Virgo |
Abdomen, digestive tract, solar plexus, spleen, small intestine |
| Mercury |
Nervous and respiratory systems |
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| Libra |
Kidneys, diaphragm, pancreas, adrenal glands, abdomen, lower back |
| Venus |
Eyes, skin, kidneys, diabetes, obesity, edema, alcohol and drug addiction, hypoglycemia |
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| Scorpio |
Colon, bladder, prostate gland, reproductive organs, genitals, rectum, urinary tract, bowel disorders |
| Pluto |
The endocrine system |
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| Sagittarius |
Hips, hamstrings, thighs, pelvis, liver, gallbladder, sciatic nerve |
| Jupiter |
Pituitary gland, liver |
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| Capricorn |
Knees, bones, skin, gums, teeth |
| Saturn |
Skeletal system |
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| Aquarius |
Ankles, shins, veins, circulatory system |
| Uranus |
Nervous and endocrine systems |
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| Pisces |
Toes, feet, lymph nodes, pituitary and pineal glands |
| Neptune |
Lymphatic system |
by Ruth Williams
Bulletin of the AAStL, Vol. 17, No. 2
March / April 2007
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