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Relationship between the Organs
SPLEEN pancreas Extracts Gu Qi from the stomach and converts it into Qi and blood Linked with nutritive essence Moistening Transforms nutritive essence into finer Qi and blood Generates Blood and oth… more →
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Relationship between the Organs
wrote 1 year ago: SPLEEN pancreas Extracts Gu Qi from the stomach and converts it into Qi and blood Linked with nutri … more →
Emotions and their Affects on Qi
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wrote 1 year ago: Emotions: Anger- Liver and Gall Bladder-Causes Qi and blood to rise Grief- Lungs and Large Intestine … more →
The 5 Elements and Correspondences
wrote 1 year ago: Wood Liver/ Gall Bladder Sense : Sight Organ Commanded : Eye Nourishes: Muscles Expands into Nails L … more →
Yin and Yang
wrote 1 year ago: There are two basic forces in nature, Yin and Yang. Yin is darkness, and Yang is light. They are p … more →
QI GONG
wrote 1 year ago: QI Gong (Chi Kung) is the practice of leading one’s qi. It is a chinese yoga form. Qi is a … more →
Jin Shin Accupressure
wrote 1 year ago: The Acupressure points work in the same way as the Law of Resonance. Like vibrates Like, and the di … more →
Taking the Pulse in TCM Diagnosis
wrote 1 year ago: The pulses do not represent a picture of total health. They only give us a snap shot of how qi is m … more →
Indicators that QI is moving!
wrote 1 year ago: Salivation or dry mouth (called sweet dew–swallow. don’t spit out) Itchy heat or cold na … more →
The Body Clock
wrote 1 year ago: Lung . . . . . . . . . .3-5 AM Large Intestine . . .5-7 AM Stomach . . . . . . . 7-9 AM Spleen . . . … more →
Water Element
wrote 1 year ago: Kidney (YIN) Bladder (YANG) The kidneys rest against the back muscles in the uppe … more →
Wood Element
wrote 1 year ago: Liver (YIN) Gall Bladder (YANG) The Liver produces bile (which helps digest fats) then comp … more →
Fire Element (H and SI)
wrote 1 year ago: Heart (YIN) Small Intestine (YANG) The Heart is a muscular pump that consists of four chamb … more →
Fire Element (P and TW)
wrote 1 year ago: Pericardium (YIN) Triple Warmer (YANG) The Pericardium is a sac that surrounds the heart … more →
Earth Element
wrote 1 year ago: Spleen (YIN) Stomach (YANG) The Spleen is located in the upper left abdominal region, prote … more →
Metal Element
wrote 1 year ago: METAL ELEMENT Lung YIN Large Intestine YANG The Lungs receive the heavenly Qi through t … more →
Hsueh
wrote 1 year ago: Hsueh is blood. This includes all the essential elements of which blood is composed. It refers to … more →
Gu Qi
wrote 1 year ago: This is post-natal qi that is acquired traditionally from the air you breathe and the food and liqui … more →
Da Qi
wrote 1 year ago: This is post-natal qi that is acquired traditionally from the air you breathe and the food and liqui … more →
Ying Qi
wrote 1 year ago: Ying Qi is nourishing energy. The fluid biochemical forms of nourishment circulate within the blood … more →
