The Spleen keeps the blood circulating normally within the vessels. If there is lack of Qi, the blood will not flow normally and will escape from the vessels. When this happens, it can result in such symptoms as blood in the stool, uterine bleeding, or spontaneous nosebleeds. On a broader, energetic level, the Earth Element […]
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According to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) after going through the stomach, food enters the Spleen where it is separated into what is useful and what is not. The waste travels through the pylorus to the small intestine. What is not waste is said to “rise” to the Lungs where it is combined with air and
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Yin Organs: Hours: Yang Organs: Hours: Spleen 9-11 am Stomach 7-9 am In traditional Chinese medicine the Earth Element includes the spleen and stomach meridians. The Spleen in Chinese medicine is
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