New understanding from the meridian theory organs in the Anatomy on the table is a network between.doc

New understanding from the meridian theory organs in the Anatomy on the table is a network between [Abstract] emphasized the doctrine of viscera relationship with the dirty table and organs, interconnected in the physiological and pathological interaction. But the meridian theory to explain the more dirty the exterior and interior relationship with the organs in fact exist “Anatomy” relationship is on the network, including by gender, collaterals theory plays a big role. [Keywords:] meridian theory, organs table, is a network between Many things in the corresponding table exists between internal and external uncertainties, these relationships suggest that contact is universal, each piece is a certain link with the surrounding things happen. When people can not directly recognize a thing, you can through research and of the things, indirectly, to grasp this thing. contact with the mechanism inside the body must have a corresponding relationship. Zang organs in the table as the relationship between theory this is the case. 1 possession of the organs in the table as the doctrine of lt;lt;Su asked to be as big of yin and yanggt;gt; says: “Four things yin and yang, try a broker. Shall be within the outside, there are table.” Description of changes in seasons of cold and heat with each other for the human body should have the table Consistency in the relationship. lt;lt;Su Wen Golden real speechgt;gt; said: “The word person in the yin and yang organs are dirty as yin, yang organs.” doctrine of viscera: the human body to internal organs as the center, and six internal organs compatible . the essence of blood as the material basis, through the role of the meridian, so dirty and the dirty, dirty and organs, organs and organs, with the odd dirty constant close contact between the organs, but also with the respective surface contact with the corresponding organ. the body form an organic whole. organs except in the close relationship between the morphology of a c