The Concept of Qi (ๆฐ) in Chinese Medicine - The Three Treasures (Part 3)
This episode explores the concept of Qi in Chinese medicine theory, explaining its nature, physiological functions and pathology. There's a lot to be said about Qi.
- Translations of Qi from significant authors in the field
- Traditional Chinese Medicine textbook definition of Qi
- The source of Qi
- Comparison of 'Acquired' and 'Congenital Qi' and corresponding organs
- Relationship transformations and interactions of Jing, Qi and Shen
- 6 physiological functions of Qi
- Transforming function of Qi
- Transporting function of Qi
- Holding function of Qi
- Raising function of Qi
- Protecting function of Qi
- Pathology of Qi
- Example of Liver pathology caused by the emotion of Anger
- Symptoms of Liver Qi Stagnation (Pathology)
- Chinese medicine textbook 4 pathologies of Qi
- Huang Di Nei Jing Su Wen (The Yellow Emperors Classic of Internal Medicine) quote on pathology of Qi
- The pathological significance of the substantial aspect of Qi
- The pathological significance of the functional aspect of Qi
Part 2 in 'The Three Treasures' series explores the nature of Jing in more detail, especially physiological functions, aetiological factors and pathology of the Kidneys and Jing (Essence). The video concludes with lifestyle advice to preserve one's Jing for improved health and longevity.
The Three Treasures: Jing Qi and Shen Introduction
The Three Treasures are three interrelated physiological substances of the organism, representing three spheres; the physiological, energetic, and psychological levels respectively. The theory explains the Body, Energy, Spirit and Mind continuum in Chinese medicine and philosophy.
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https://link.springer.com/arti....cle/10.1007/s11916-0
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