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Spleen: The Spleen is one of the most dynamic organs. It is responsible for the transportation of essential qi and xue (blood) from nutrition and water, and actuating them to the other Zang It also helps to contain xue within the meridians. Physically, it governs the limbs.
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Learn More »Over the past few weeks, we have been discussing health and illness in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). According to TCM, a person is healthy when there is specific yin-yang and qi balance of the Functional Entities.
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Learn More »fu organs: fu (腑) refers to six organs that are yang. Collectively, their primary function is to transmit and digest nutrients without storing them and to excrete waste. They are: Stomach- The stomach is considered to be of primary importance in TCM. It is here that food and water are first digested and nutritional qi is extracted. After food is digested, it is sent to the small intestine, for further purification. Small Intestine- The small intestine connects with the stomach and its main function is to further purify the nutrition that was partially digested by the stomach from a turbid into a clear substance. After purification, it transports the clear substance throughout the body, while expelling the turbid. Large Intestine-It’s primary function is to receive waste material from the small intestine and to absorb any remaining good fluids while transforming the remaining waste into feces. Urinary Bladder- As the small intense purifies fluids, its sends turbid fluids to the urinary bladder, whose primary function is to store and discharge urine. Gall Bladder: The gall bladder is attached to the liver and its primary function is to transform any of the liver’s remaining qi into bile. Sanjiao: It should be noted that the Sanjiao does not have a Western anatomical equivalent. Roughly, it can be thought of as 3 placeholders/cavities or jiao for the organs within the body’s trunk. The 3 jiao are: Upper jiao: holds the heart and lung Middle jiao: holds the spleen and stomach, Lower jiao: holds the kidney and urinary bladder.
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Learn More »As mentioned earlier, each of the Zang-fu organs has a yin-yang pair and follows a Wu Xing cycle. Wu Xing, which translates into the Five Phases or Five Elements, is the notion that the change of the cosmos occurs in a cyclical pattern of five stages. This means that each Zang-fu pair corresponds to one of the Five Elements and that they interact in a cyclical function with each other. The chart below helps demonstrate this relationship. As mentioned previously, the Five Fundamental Substances are what make and sustain life. Given that the Zang-fu organs help produce and maintain the substances, their importance in Traditional Chinese Medicine cannot be understated. What has yet to be discussed is how the fundamental substances travel from the organs to the rest of the body. In the next installment of this series, we will discuss the concept of the Jing- luo (meridian channels) and how they impact health. If you’ve enjoyed following this blog series on philosophy and Traditional Chinese Medicine, then you should consider a career in acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Our Master’s in Oriental Medicine program dives deep into these various concepts and gives you the hands-on opportunity to practice acupuncture as a part of our clinic internship program. The college is located in Miami, FL. If you have any questions, please feel free to email our admissions director, Joe Calareso at admissions@amcollege.edu or call the school at 305-595-9500.
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