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- Governs Blood
- Controls Blood vessels
- Manifests in the complexion
- Houses the Mind
- Opens to the Tongue
- Controls Sweat
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- Stores Blood
- Ensures the smooth flow of Qi
- Controls Sinews
- Manifests in the Nails
- Opens into the Eyes
- Houses the Etheral Soul
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- Governs Qi and Respiration
- Controls Dispersing and Discending functions
- Regulates water passages
- Dominates skin and hair
- Opens into the nose
- Houses the Corporeal Soul
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- Governs Transformation and Transportation
- Controls the blood
- Controls muscles and four limbs
- Opens into the mouth
- Minifests in the Lips
- Controls the Raising Qi
- Houses Thought
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- Stores essence
- Governs Birth, growt, reproduction and development
- Produces marrow to fill up the brain
- Control bones
- Governs water
- Controls the reception of Qi
- Opens into the Ears
- Manifests in the Hair
- Controls two lower orifices
- Houses Will Power
- manufacturing blood(?)
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- Controls Rotting and Ripening of Food
- Controls transporting of food essences
- Controls descending of QI
- Origin of fluids
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Functions of the Small Intestine |
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- Recieves and further digests food from the stomach
- Separates clear from turbid
- Absorbs essential substances and part of the water from the food
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Functions of the Large Intestine |
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- Receive food and drink from small intestine
- Absorbs its fluid content
- Excretes the Stool
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Functions of the Gall Bladder |
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- Temporary storage of urine
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Functions of the San Jiao |
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Upper Jiao: - Govern various forms of Qi
- Serves as the passage for the flow of yuan QI and body fluids to the entire body
- "Mist"
Middle Jiao - Dominates dispersion and distribution
- Distributes essential qi of water and food to the whole body
Lower Jiao - Directs separation of the vleam from the dirty part of fluids
- Facilitates the excretion of urine
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