In TCM, when we say “Liver”, we are referring to “Liver System”, instead of “Liver Organ”. Functions of the Liver 1. Liver Ensures Smooth Flow of Qi2. Stores the Blood3. Controls The Sinews4. Manifests in the Nails5. Opens into the Eyes6. Houses the Hun (Ethereal Soul)Liver Ensures Smooth Flow of QiIt is extremely common to …

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In TCM, when we say “Kidney”, we are referring to “Kidney System”, which also included “Reproduction System”, instead of “Kidney Organ”. Functions of the Kidneys 1. Store the Jing and rule birth, growth, development, reproduction, and sexuality2. Produce Marrow, fills up the Brain, and rule the Bones3. Rule Water and Water Metabolism4. Control inspiration and …

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In TCM, when we say “Heart”, we are referring to “Heart System”, not “Heart Organ”. Functions of the Heart 1. Governs the Blood2. Controls the Blood Vessels3. Manifests in the Complexion4. Stores the Shen (Houses the Mind)5. Opens to the tongue6. Controls SweatGoverns the BloodTransformation of Gu Qi (Food Qi) into Blood occurs in Heart …

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In TCM, when we say “Spleen”, we are referring to Spleen System, or “Digestive System”, instead of “Spleen organ”. Functions of the SpleenThe Spleen is central Organ in production of Qi.Called the “Foundation of Postnatal existence”. Extracts Food Qi (Gu Qi) from food and liquids taken into Stomach. Food Qi is basis for formation of …

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In TCM, when we say “Lung”, we are referring to the “Lung System”, not just “lung organ”. Functions of the Lungs The Lungs are called the “Lid of the Yin Organs” Rule Qi and Respiration Control the Channels and Blood Vessels (with the Heart) Control dispersing and descending Regulate and move the Water Passages Control …

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