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Welcome to the Five Organs! Here you can learn all about how the organs work and manifest in all levels of human existence to how they manifest in nature!
What you will find on each organ page are descriptions of how a specific organ works from a Chinese Medicine perspective, as well as how it relates and interacts with the other organs to create either balance or imbalance. At the base of each page you will also find common patterns of imbalance. You may click on these patterns of imbalance to get even more information and find two important things:
1) The Related Disharmonies--located in the far right column of each page. The related disharmonies are just that, possible disharmonies that can be found within that pattern you are currently viewing. You can click on each individual disharmony to find more patterns of imbalance that may also contain it. This is an excellent research tool! Please use it well!
2) Specific products to promote, regulate or maintain specific patterns of imbalance--This is essential to you finding the right product! Each pattern of imbalance has many products to choose from that will aid in its' resolution!
Our body guide is designed to be the ultimate research tool!
Enjoy your time reading!
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- The Spleen is the mother of the organs; responsible for nourishing your whole body through the creation of healthy and abundant Qi (Energy) and Blood (Xue)!
- As the protector of your body, your Lungs are constantly distributing Qi and refined fluids to nourish your skin and Wei Qi (your shield that protects you from outside influences).
- The Kidneys are our foundation and our Will, performing as the main catalyst for action and strength in our life.
- Known as the General of the body, The Liver performs the necessary task of regulating the vital substances.
- The Heart is known for its physical responsibility for pumping blood through the body, much like in Western Medicine, but it is also known for housing our mind and consciousness.
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