Description
This information sheet is for Chinese Medicine practitioners and is intended to be printed and shared with patients.
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Chinese Medicine is not just a medical system developed over thousands of years, it teaches the art of living a healthy, balanced life. Important aspects of this lifestyle are living in harmony with the natural world, changing lifestyle habits according to the seasons, and striving for balance with our emotions, between work and play, as well as between physical, mental and spiritual activities.
The Liver is a very important organ in Chinese Medicine and has many responsibilities including storing blood, is responsible for the smooth flow of Qi throughout the body, controls the sinews, manifests in the nails and opens into the eyes. The Liver (a Yin organ) in Chinese Medicine is paired with the Gallbladder (a Yang organ).
These sheets give information about
The Liver in Chinese Medicine – Chinese Medicine Theory
These sheets focus on the Chinese Medicine theory of the Liver and what it is responsible for in the body. The sheet lists the Liver’s responsibilities according to Chinese Medicine theory, and then gives a description of each, explaining further what each function does and how it affects the body and ultimately, health.
These sheets are one part of several about the Liver in Chinese Medicine – specifically about theory and responsibilities. There are many sheets dedicated to different aspects of each of the organs in Chinese Medicine. They are available individually or as a set.
This is a two page document, and is downloaded as a PDF.
**This purchase will allow you to download one copy, up to ten times for three months from the date of purchase, and it is for professional use. Any reproductions for sale or profit are strictly prohibited. All content is the property of Chinese Medicine Living LLC.**
**DISCLAIMER – These sheets presents information only and are intended to help relieve symptoms of common ailments, and are not a substitute for medical advice.**
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