Normal Functions of the
Major Yang Internal Organs According to TCM |
|
Small Intestine |
v “The Official who receives
abundance and transforms matter” v Further separation of
clear from unclear v Governs liquid, transforms
waste water to kidneys |
Large Intestine |
v “Controls transmission and
drainage of dregs” v Forms solid waste into
stool before moving it out of the body v Further absorbs fluid from
waste v Controls the nose, throat
and teeth |
Stomach |
v Sea of nourishment, water
and grain v The chamber for rotting
and ripening of food v Separates the pure from
the impure and sends the clear to the spleen and the impure to the small
intestines v Helps send Qi downwards v Together with spleen, center of postnatal Qi |
Bladder |
v Controls storing of fluid
excreted from kidneys v Activates yang aspect of
kidney function v Helps one hold onto and
release properly |
Gallbladder |
v Stores and secretes bile v “Court of Justice”,
Decision Maker v Activates Yang aspects of
liver function |
Triple Burner |
v
Upper burner: heart and lungs v
Middle Burner: spleen and stomach v
Lower Burner: kidney and liver v Regulates the general
ingestion, digestion assimilation and elimination of foods and fluids v Refers to the water
passages of the body v Helps controls defensive
energies, and helps transport source Qi from the
kidneys to the other organs |