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Zang Fu Chapter 9 Gan (Liver) and Dan (Gallbladder)
Pattern of Disharmony
2. Deficient Gan Xue
3. Hyperactive Gan Yang
Zang Fu Chapter 8
Pi (Spleen) and Wei (Stomach)
- 3 Wei
Functions
Patterns of Disharmony
Summary
Zang Fu Chapter 9 -3
Gan(Liver肝) and Dan(GallBladder胆)
Patterns of Disharmony
5. Stirring of Gan Wind
6. Damp Heat in Gan and Dan
7. Stagnation of Cold in Gan Jing Luo
Summary
Zang Fu
Chapter 9
Gan (Liver 肝) and Dan (Gallbladder胆)
Gan (Liver)
Functions
Patterns of DIsharmony
Zang fu
the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice
Author :Jeremy Ross
Page 89-95
Chapter 8 Pi (Spleen脾) and Wei (Stomach胃)-2
Pi
Patterns of Disharmony
3. Inability of Pi to Govern Xue
4. Sinking of Pi Qi
5. Invasion of Pi by Cold and Dump
6. Damp Heat Accumulates in Pi
7. Turbid Phlegm Disturbing the Head
Summary
Zang fu
the Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice
Author :Jeremy Ross
Page 83-89
Chapter 8 Pi (Spleen脾) and Wei (Stomach胃)-1
Pi
Functions
Fluids, Damp and Phlegm
Patterns of Disharmony
Zang Fu Chapter 7 Shen (Kidneys) and Pang Guang (Bladder) 3
Pang Guang
Functions
Patterns of Disharmony
Damp Heat in Pang Guang
Zang Fu Chapter 7-2 Shen (Kidneys腎) and Pang Guang (Bladder膀胱)
Patterns of Disharmony
Deficient Shen Jing
Deficient Shen Yang
Deficient Shen Yin
Shen Fails to Receive Qi
Water Overflowing
Zang Fu Chapter 7-1 Shen (Kidneys腎) and Pang Guang (Bladder膀胱) 1
Shen
Functions
1. Stores Jing
a. Rules birth, growth, development, and reproduction
b. Rules bones
2. Foundation of Yin Yang
3. Rules the Water
4. Rules Reception of Qi
5. Opens into the Ears; Manifests in the Hair
Zang Fu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Chapter 6 Zang Fu
-Origins of Confusion
-The Twelve Zang Fu
-Zang and Fu
Zang:
Shen (Kidneys) 腎
Pi (Spleen) 脾
Gan (Liver) 肝
Xin (Heart) 心
Fei (Lungs) 肺
Xin Bao (Pericardium) 心包
Fu
Pang Guang (Urinary Bladder) 膀胱
Wei (Stomach) 胃
Dan (Gall Bladder) 胆
Xiao Chang (Small Intestine) 小腸
Da Chang (Large Intestine) 大腸
San Jiao (Triple Burner) 三焦
-Zang Fu Pairs
-Summary
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