The concept of Qi
(1) Qi is the essential substance of the human body Qi is described as the basic element of human vital energy in classic Chinese literature. The underlying the...
(1) Qi is the essential substance of the human body Qi is described as the basic element of human vital energy in classic Chinese literature. The underlying the...
Physiologically, the six Fu-viscera coordinate food and water digestion, absorption, and discharge of waste. Food enters the Stomach, where it is partially dige...
The Pi -Shen relationship is a kind of mutual nourishment and interdependence. Pi is the root of an acquired base (post-birth); Shen is the root of a congenit...
Gan stores Blood, and Shen stores vital Essence. Blood and Essence promote, transform, and depend on each other. In TCM research, Shen energy radiates to Gan...
The Fei –Shen relationship is mainly reflected in Qi movement, water metabolism, and the mutual supplementation of Yin-fluid. Fei regulates water circulation,...
The Fei –Gan relationship mainly regulates Qi flow and reflects the coordination of Qi and Blood. Fei regulates the descent of Qi, and Gan stores Blood and r...
Fei and Pi assist each other in Qi generation and water metabolism. Fei inhales fresh air and distributes water to all parts of the body, while Pi absorbs n...
The Xin and Shen relationship is demonstrated by the interdependence between Fire and water, or Yin and Yang. The energy of Xin and of Shen are constantly i...
Xin regulates both Blood circulation and its volume, while Gan stores Blood like a reservoir. The two viscera, therefore, coordinate Blood circulation. Xin r...
Xin regulates Blood pumping through the entire body, and nourishes Pi. Pi regulates Blood circulation in the vessels and prevents its extravasation. Blood cir...