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Chinese Medicine the web that has no weaver
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The six pernicious Influences (liu-yin/ six evils/ 六淫外邪)
are meteorological factors that play a part in disease. The include six climatic phenomena:
1,dampness (shi/湿)
Chinese Medicine the web that has no weaver
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Chapter5
Chinese medicine the web that has no answer
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The Lung Meridian -- Shou-tai-yin fei-jing (手太陰肺経)
The Large Intestine Meridian -- Shou-yang-ming da-chang-jing(手陽明大腸経)
The Stomach Meridian -- Zu-yang ming wei-jing(足陽明胃経)
The Spleen Meridian -- Zu-tai-yin pi-jing(足太陰脾経)
The Heart Meridian -- Shou-shao-yin xin-jing(手少陰心経)
The Small Intestine Meridian -- Shou-tai-yang xiao-chang-jing(手太陽小腸経)
The Bladder Meridian -- Zu-tai-yang pang-gang-jing(足太陽膀胱経)
The Kidney Meridian -- Zu-shao-yin shen-jing(足少陰腎経)
The pericardium Meridian -- Shou-jue-yin xin-bao-jing(手厥陰心包経)
The Triple Burner Meridian -- Shou-syao-yang san-jiao-jing(手少陽三焦経)
The Gall Bladder Meridian -- Zu-shao-yang dang-jing(足少陽胆経)
The Liver Meridian -- Zu-jue-yin gan-jing(足厥陰肝経)
The Governing Vessel -- Du-mai(督脈)
The Conception Vessel-- Ren-mai(任脈)
Chinese medicine the web that has no weaver
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The meridians; the warp and woof
Chinese medicine The web that has no weaver
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The Yang Organs--liu-fu(六腑)
Stomach --wei(胃)
Gall Bladder --dan(胆)
Bladder -- pang-guang(膀胱)
Small Intestine --xiao-chang (小腸)
Large Intestine --da-chang(大腸)
Triple Burner -- san-jiao(三焦)
Chinese Medicine The web that has no weaver
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Heart --xin(心)
Pericardium --xin-bao(心包)
Lungs --fei(肺)
宣発
粛降
Chinese Medicine The web that has no weaver
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Yin organs 1 Spleen --pi(脾)
The spleen is the source of sufficient blood and Qi in the body "foundation of post-natal existence "(you-tian-zhi-ben 後天の本)
the spleen stores the consciousness of potentials (Yi-意)
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Chapter 3
The organs of the body: the harmonious landscape and on anatomy and its absence
the concept of health in West- it's analyzable independent of illness
the one in Chinese- it's a sense of equilibrium "balanced " or "in harmony"
the tendency of Chinese thought is seek out dynamic functional activity of each systems.
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