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Anonymous users2024-02-13The practical application of the five elements is very extensive, and mastering the laws of application can comprehensively enhance personal energy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The Five Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine is the application of the Five Elements Doctrine of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The five elements refer to the movement of five types of substances: metal, wood, water, fire, and earth. It is an abstract concept used to explain the interrelationship between things, and has a broad meaning, not just the five concrete substances themselves.
The theory of the five elements is to summarize the attributes of things or phenomena based on the functional attributes of the five substances, and to discuss and deduce the interrelationship between things or phenomena and the laws of motion change based on the mutual breeding and mutual restriction between the five.
All things that have the functions or properties of growth, rising, and smoothing are all attributed to wood;
Anything that has a warm, rising effect, or nature belongs to fire;
Things that have the role of bearing, biochemistry and reception belong to soil;
Things that have the functions of cleaning, suppressing, and astringencing are all attributed to gold;
Everything that is cold, moisturized, and downward is classified as water.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The liver belongs to wood, the heart belongs to fire, the spleen belongs to earth, the lungs belong to gold, and the kidneys belong to water.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The five elements of Chinese medicine refer to the unity of heaven and man: wood, fire, water, metal, and earth.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Gold, wood, water, fire, and earth.
Five elements: refers to the five substances of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth (the movement and change of the elements). Ancient thinkers in China tried to use these five substances to explain the origin of all things in the world.
Traditional Chinese medicine uses the five elements to explain various physiological and pathological phenomena. Superstitious people use the five elements to calculate the fate of people.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08The five elements in traditional Chinese medicine refer to wood, fire, earth, gold and water, and the corresponding organs are:
The liver belongs to wood, the heart belongs to fire, the spleen belongs to earth, the lungs belong to gold, and the kidneys belong to water
Eyes, (anger, sourness, tendons.)
Fire — heart, small intestine, tongue, (hi,
Bitterness, pulse. Soil — spleen, stomach,
Mouth, (thought, sweet, meat.)
Gold - lungs, large intestine, nose, (sorrow, sorrow), pungent, skin.
Water — kidneys, bladder, ears, salty, bone.
The three focal points in the six organs are solitary intestines, so they do not enter the five elements.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The five elements corresponding to the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys are fire, wood, earth, metal, and water; The corresponding five colors are red, blue, yellow, white, and black; The corresponding five seasons are: the heart corresponds to summer.
In April and May, the liver corresponds to spring and February, and the spleen corresponds.
Three, six, nine, wax moon, lungs correspond.
In July and August, water corresponds.
10. Winter moon (all based on the lunar calendar).
The human body itself is an organic whole, and diseases of internal organs can be reflected on the body surface of the body, from color, voice, shape, taste, pulse, tongue coating and other aspects.
Because the five organs, the five colors, the five sounds, and the five flavors are classified and attributed to the five elements, a certain connection is made, and the hierarchical structure of the five organs system is formed, so it lays a theoretical foundation for the diagnosis of diseases. Therefore, in terms of clinical diagnosis, we can synthesize the materials of the four diagnoses and infer the condition according to the five elements and the law of Shengke.
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