Do you want to realize the mysterious Chinese medicine?Someone thinks that Chinese medicine is very difficult and unscientific.In fact, Chinese medicine is not only scientific but also effective.Even though the nouns in Chinese medicine are difficult.Dr. Kao will lead you to realize them easily.Just listen, memorize, and ask questions.Chapter 3 The Zang-Fu theorySection 1: Five Zang OrgansHeart
Lung
Spleen
Liver
KidneySection 2: Six Fu theoryGall bladder
Stomach
Small intestine
Large intestine
Urinary bladder
SanjiaoSection 3: Extraordinary Fu organsBrain
UterusSection 4: Relationships among Zang-Fu organsRelationships among Five Zang Organs
Relationships between Zang and Fu Organs
Relationships among Six Fu Organs
SummaryAfter you finish them, you can learn about basic concept of the organs and diagnosis of Chinese medicine.Everyone can learn about Chinese medicine, especially medical students, TCM students, physicians, or medical doctors.Good luck!!
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Traditional Chinese Medicine
Alternative Medicine
Complementary Medicine
Basic theory of Chinese Medicine
Qi and blood
Yin-Yang theory
Zang-Fu theory
Theory of organs in Chinese Medicine
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Basic Theory of Chinese Medicine: Chapter 3 10 lectures02:21:35The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theoryThe Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeartThe Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of LungThe Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of SpleenThe Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of LiverThe Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of KidneyThe Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and SanjiaoThe Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and UterusThe Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organsThe Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs Basic Theory of Chinese Medicine: Chapter 3 10 lectures02:21:35The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theoryThe Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeartThe Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of LungThe Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of SpleenThe Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of LiverThe Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of KidneyThe Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and SanjiaoThe Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and UterusThe Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organsThe Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory The Zang-Fu Theory(1) Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory Introduction of the Zang-Fu theory The Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeart The Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeart The Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeart The Zang-Fu Theory(2)Section 1: Five Zang OrgansHeartSection 1: Five Zang OrgansHeartSection 1: Five Zang OrgansHeart The Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of Lung The Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of Lung The Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of Lung The Zang-Fu Theory(3) Introduction of Lung Introduction of Lung Introduction of Lung The Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of Spleen The Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of Spleen The Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of Spleen The Zang-Fu Theory(4) Introduction of Spleen Introduction of Spleen Introduction of Spleen The Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of Liver The Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of Liver The Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of Liver The Zang-Fu Theory(5) Introduction of Liver Introduction of Liver Introduction of Liver The Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of Kidney The Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of Kidney The Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of Kidney The Zang-Fu Theory(6) Introduction of Kidney Introduction of Kidney Introduction of Kidney The Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao The Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao The Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao The Zang-Fu Theory(7) Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao Introduction of Gall bladder, Stomach, Small intestine, Large intestine, Urinary bladder, and Sanjiao The Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and Uterus The Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and Uterus The Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and Uterus The Zang-Fu Theory(8) Introduction of Brain and Uterus Introduction of Brain and Uterus Introduction of Brain and Uterus The Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs The Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs The Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs The Zang-Fu Theory(9) Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs Introduction of the relationships between 5 Zang organs The Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs The Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs The Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs The Zang-Fu Theory(10) Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs Introduction of the relationships between 6 Fu organs
