Abnormal blood transformation results in blood deficiency; abnormal blood transport results in blood stagnation and blood stasis; abnormality in the main arteries results in blood stagnation and blood stasis.

Complexion (either pale and dull, or dark and purple), tongue color (tongue color is pale or purple with ecchymosis), pulse condition (thready and weak pulse, uneven rhythm, astringency and stagnation, etc.), chest feeling (palpitations, chest tightness, severe severe pain).

Deficiency of heart and blood: pale face, empty pulse, pale tongue, thready and weak pulse; Blocked blood vessels: dark complexion, purple lips and tongue, petechiae, irregular pulse, knotty, rapid, astringent pulse, and tightness and tingling in the precordium.

Inadequate mind - lethargy, mental weakness, slow reaction.

Evil disturbs the gods - coma, delirium, mania, abnormal behavior.

If the master is unclear, the twelve organs will be in danger - the functions of all the organs in the body will lose coordination, and if the heart beats, all the internal organs will shake.

1. Lungs govern breathing significance: Lung qi is released and lowered - breathing is even and gentle. Insufficient lung qi - weak breathing, lack of breath and insufficient breath. External evils attack the lungs, causing the lungs to lose their circulation and descend - chest tightness, coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing.

2. The lungs govern the body’s Qi significance: Lung Division breathing is normal - Zong Qi is strong: breathing is strong, the voice is loud, and the internal organs function normally Abnormal breathing in the Lung Department - Deficiency of Zong Qi: Weak breathing, low voice, lack of breath and laziness in speaking

1. Lung governs the promotion of hair significance: Lung failure: chest tightness, cough and asthma, nasal congestion, difficulty breathing, no sweating or sweating

2. Lung governs purification and descending significance: Lung failure: shortness of breath, cough, constipation

The lungs govern the movement of water, and "the lungs are the source of water." significance: Abnormal Xuan Jiang, dereliction of Tong Tong, stagnant fluid accumulation (no water distribution, excretion disorder) - phlegm, edema, difficulty urinating, anuria

Main Chao Baimai Essence: Helps the heart and blood circulation

Main festival: Performance: Manage and regulate respiratory movements Manage and regulate Qi throughout the body Manage and regulate the movement of Qi and blood Manage and regulate body fluid metabolism

Pathology: spleen failure: ① Subtle obstacles in digestion and absorption of water and grains—insufficient source of Qi and blood Deficiency of Qi and blood - weight loss, fatigue, fatigue, abdominal distension, loose stools, and lack of appetite

②Hydrotransfusion obstruction - water stasis within the body Phlegm Yin - "The spleen is the source of phlegm" Edema - "All dampness, swelling and fullness belong to the spleen" Diarrhea - "Dampness leads to diarrhea"

Pathology: spleen failure The spleen is not clear and the Qi is insufficient - dizziness, tinnitus, fatigue, abdominal distension and diarrhea Depression of spleen and middle qi - chronic diarrhea, anal prolapse, abdominal distension, frequent defecation, and visceral sagging

Pathology: spleen failure Deficiency of qi and blood - failure of qi to absorb blood - various bleeding syndromes

Pathology: liver failure and catharsis: Abnormal emotional activity Insufficient catharsis - (liver stagnation) depressed mood, depressed temperament, taciturn, too happy to breathe. Excessive catharsis - irritable and irritable

Abnormal transportation and transformation of spleen and stomach, abnormal bile secretion and excretion Disharmony between liver and spleen: A. Dizziness, B. diarrhea Disharmony between the liver and stomach: A. belching, hiccups, nausea and vomiting, B. abdominal distension and pain, C. constipation

Blood and body fluids are running normally Qi stagnation and poor blood flow: blood stasis, accumulation of symptoms, and lumps Absence of water: edema, bloating Qi movement is in disorder, and blood follows the qi movement: vomiting blood, hemoptysis

Insufficiency of liver function and imbalance of Chong and Ren Insufficient catharsis: impotence, sluggish menstruation, amenorrhea, strong yang and easy lifting, hematospermia Excessive ejaculation: hypersexuality, metrorrhagia, early menstruation, heavy menstrual flow

hide blood Insufficient liver blood: blurred vision, dry night blindness, muscle spasm, difficulty in flexion and extension Hyperactivity of liver yang: red face and eyes, irritability, headache and bloating

Prevent bleeding (liver cells can synthesize clotting factors) Various blood syndromes in which the liver does not store blood: epistaxis, epistaxis, hematemesis, hemoptysis, menorrhagia, etc.

Regulate blood flow (adjust peripheral blood volume according to the person's movement and stillness) During activities and emotional agitation - peripheral blood demand increases - blood is transported to the periphery. When resting and emotionally stable - peripheral blood demand decreases - blood is stored in the liver.

Insufficient essence in the kidneys: poor growth and development in children (five delays: delayed standing, delayed walking, delayed hair, delayed teeth, delayed speech), mental retardation; premature aging in adults, dizziness, tinnitus, soreness and weakness in the waist and knees; premature ejaculation and impotence in men. Less infertility; less menstruation in women and infertility.

Insufficient kidney yin and kidney yang: Kidney yin deficiency: hot flashes and night sweats, five upset stomachs, dry mouth and throat, soreness and weakness in the waist and knees, dizziness, tinnitus, spermatorrhea, red tongue and less fluid, weight loss, and thready pulse.

Deficiency of kidney yang: fear of cold limbs, pale complexion, cold pain in waist and knees, mental fatigue, impotence and premature ejaculation, cold uterus and infertility, long and clear urine, urinary incontinence or edema, and oliguria.

Physiology: The kidneys are full of essence and qi - kidney yang and kidney qi are strong - qi transformation is normal, opening and closing are normal - clear ones are absorbed and turbid ones are excreted - water and liquid metabolism is normal

pathology: Deficiency of essence and qi in the kidney - deficiency of kidney yang and kidney qi - abnormal qi transformation and abnormal opening and closing. Excessive opening and insufficient closing - long and clear urine, even enuresis, and urinary incontinence (kidney qi is not solid). Excessive closing and insufficient opening - difficulty in urination or even anuria, edema (kidney yang deficiency).

Physiology: Sufficient essence in the kidney - normal intake - balanced breathing

Pathology: Deficiency of kidney qi - inability to absorb and absorb - superficial breathing, or more exhalation and less inhalation, frequent wheezing.

Pathologically: Stagnation of liver qi - poor bile secretion and excretion - fullness and pain in the flanks, abdominal distension, and loss of appetite Reverse liver qi - overflow of bile - bitter taste in mouth Bile leakage - jaundice

Pathologically: Courageous - correct judgment, decisive, brave and bold. Weak courage - easy to be frightened, timid and fearful of things, insomnia and dreaminess.

Pathological significance: Stomach qi deficiency—low appetite, bloating, anorexia, vomiting, belching, and bad breath

Pathological significance: Gastrointestinal disorders - anorexia, abdominal distension and pain, constipation Stomach qi is reversed - nausea, vomiting, hiccups, belching

① Main body fluid disorder - water cannot be absorbed, water and dregs are both discharged - bowel sounds, abdominal pain, diarrhea; ② The large intestine is full of heat and fluids disappear; the large intestine is deficient and the intestines are dehydrated - constipation.

The triple burner is the channel through which the qi machine ascends and descends.

Triple Burner Passing Vitality

The triple burner has the function of dredging water channels and moving water. It is the passage for water in and out of the body.

The three burners running water and the flowing vital energy are interrelated. Because Qi moves, water moves, and Qi relies on body fluid to move up and down.