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The Function of the Lungs
The Importance of the Lungs In Chinese Medicine, the Lungs are sometimes referred to as 'The tender Organ'. This is in recognition of the fact that in the ...
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Metal Element
The Metal Type Emotion: Grief and Loss Season: Autumn Struggle with: Arrogance Need: Respect Strength: Honest and Reliable Organs: Lungs and Large Intestine The Metal Element In metal ...
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Acupuncture and the Seasons
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Living With Autumn
Acupuncture and Autumn In Chinese Medicine autumn is associated with the element of metal. At this time of year, many of us find ourselves feeling uncharacteristically melancholy, longing ...
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The Function of the Large Intestines
The Large Intestine – The drainer of the dregs The Large Intestine is the Yang organ paired with the Lungs, under the element of Metal. It is at ...
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Meditation Time
Meditation Time and Acupuncture As I've said before autumn is the time of the Lungs and Large Intestine, the organs associated with taking in and letting go. In ...
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The Medicinal Properties Of Elderberries & Recipes
Here's some of the wonderful stuff I learnt about elderberries... Thanks, Dawn... I went to a workshop run my medical herbalist, Dawn Ireland of The Hawthorn Practice. Throughout ...
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The Lower Respiratory Track
Bronchi and Bronchioles As we have already said, this section of the respiratory tract begins when the trachea divides into the two bronchi on their path towards the ...
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The Upper Respiratory Track
The Anatomy of the Respiratory System The primary organ of the respiratory system is the lungs, however in conventional terms this system is divided in two: the upper ...
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The Large Intestine
The Anatomy of the Large Intestine The large intestine is the last section of the digestive tract. At around 1.5 meters, the large intestine is not as long ...
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