MA Yingmin, XU Decheng, FAN Jiping. Modern Medicine Mechanism of “Acquired Essential Qi Nourishing Kidney Essence” in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2016, 57(21): 1805-1809.
MA Yingmin, XU Decheng, FAN Jiping. Modern Medicine Mechanism of “Acquired Essential Qi Nourishing Kidney Essence” in Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2016, 57(21): 1805-1809.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2016.21.002.
Modern Medicine Mechanism of “Acquired Essential Qi Nourishing Kidney Essence” in Chinese Medicine
clear Qi and pectoral Qi. The nature of nutrient Qi mainly refers to internal nutrient substances composited by small biological molecules of monosaccharide
amino acid
fatty acid
vitamin
mineral salt and water. The nature of clear Qi refers to oxygen-enriched air. The nature of pectoral Qi mainly embodied as energy carrier adenosine triphosphate which could be used directly by the body. Acquired essential Qi nourishes kidney essence by endocrine system and providing materials
energy and information which are used for synthetizing biological macromolecules.
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