Chakras and their Related Vertebra and Physical Body Areas - 3
| Chakra | Location | Vertebra | Nerves Affect | Physical Disorders |
| 3L | Uterus; ovaries or testicles; sex organs;bladder; knee. |
Menstrual problems; enodmetriosis; menopausal problems; infertility; joint problems; impotence (male) haemorrhoids. |
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| 4 L | Muscles of the lower back; sciatic nerve; prostate gland |
Prostrate problems, including difficulty in urination (male); back pain; lumbago; leg aches and pain. |
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| Sacral Chakra | Situated at 5L |
5L Affects 12T to sacrum |
Lower legs; ankles; feet; toes | Poor circulation to lower torso and legs; oedema in legs; weakness in legs; leg cramps;sciatic pain. |
| Sacrum | Buttocks; hip bones |
Sciatic pain;sacroiliac misalignments; spinal curvature; skeletal conditions.Base Chakra |
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| Base Chakra | Situated at coccyx | Coccyx | Rectum and anus | anal itching (puritus); haemorrhoids; anal fissures; constipation; uterine prolapse; prostrate problems. |
The chakras listed on the left relate to the conditions at the far right, or to their related conditions. Where there is deficiency or excess in the energy/function of one chakra, it will be compensated for by the opposite action in the adjacent chakras.
The spleen chakra, usually considered a 'minor' chakra, has been included here because it actually has a major action on the physical-energetic body. It often over-links with the solar plexus chakra, there being a close energy-compensation action between the two - which is why when the solar plexus is depressed by impoverished emotions, the spleen is given work to do.
In order for the upper chakra to resonate with clarity, the lower chakras need balancing first, providing a strong scaffolding for the clear reception and transmission to and from the upper chakras.
The radiation of energy from any particular chakra blends with the energy of those adjacent to it, to a greater or lesser degree depending on the proximity of the adjacent chakra.
Reference: The Fragrant Heavens: Valerie Ann Worwood