YANG Huabing, ZOU Xiaojuan. Exploration of “Excessive Yang Channels,and Deficient Yin Channels” Implication and Diabetes Pathogenesis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(13): 1115-1117.
YANG Huabing, ZOU Xiaojuan. Exploration of “Excessive Yang Channels,and Deficient Yin Channels” Implication and Diabetes Pathogenesis[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(13): 1115-1117.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.13.009.
Exploration of “Excessive Yang Channels,and Deficient Yin Channels” Implication and Diabetes Pathogenesis
The onset of type 2 diabetes is closely related to the dysfunction of spleen and stomach. "Excessive Yang Channels
and Deficient Yin Channels"highly summarizes the characteristics of spleen and stomach
but the ancient doctors have different comments on this sentence. According to the interpretation of "Excessive Yang Channels
and Deficient Yin Channels"in Inner Canon of Yellow Emporor( 《黄帝内经》)
it is believed that it emphasizes that spleen disease with deficiency and stomach disease with excess from the point of view of integration of spleen and stomach and yin and yang. And the spleen deficiency and stomach excess cause diseases
and further explore that it is the key pathogenesis of the development of diabetes.
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