On the Five Flavors of Reinforcing and Reducing from Detesting and Desiring of Five Zang-Organs,Character and Function of Yin and Yang

SHI Pusong; ZOU Zhe; WANG Yahong; YOU Yun; CAO Kegang

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.11.002

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On the Five Flavors of Reinforcing and Reducing from Detesting and Desiring of Five Zang-Organs,Character and Function of Yin and Yang

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- On the Five Flavors of Reinforcing and Reducing from Detesting and Desiring of Five Zang-Organs,Character and Function of Yin and Yang
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 60, Issue 11, Pages: 907-910(2019)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 北京中医药大学东直门医院
  2. 北京市顺义区北小营镇卫生院
  3. 中国中医科学院中药研究所
  4. 北京藏医院
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.11.002
  CLC： R22
- Published：2019
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[1]石濮菘,邹喆,王亚红,游云,曹克刚.从五脏苦欲和体用阴阳看五味补泻[J].中医杂志,2019,60(11):907-910.

SHI Pusong, ZOU Zhe, WANG Yahong, et al. On the Five Flavors of Reinforcing and Reducing from Detesting and Desiring of Five Zang-Organs,Character and Function of Yin and Yang[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(11): 907-910.
[1]石濮菘,邹喆,王亚红,游云,曹克刚.从五脏苦欲和体用阴阳看五味补泻[J].中医杂志,2019,60(11):907-910. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.11.002.

SHI Pusong, ZOU Zhe, WANG Yahong, et al. On the Five Flavors of Reinforcing and Reducing from Detesting and Desiring of Five Zang-Organs,Character and Function of Yin and Yang[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2019, 60(11): 907-910. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2019.11.002.

摘要

对于五脏补泻

经典古籍中存在着不同的认识

在五脏与五味的配属中

五脏的生理特点与五味的功能也存在着明显的差异

单纯以五味分属五脏的情况进行补泻

难以形成系统而准确的补泻观。此外

代表"体"的物质基础与代表"用"的功能作用存在着紧密的联系

并具备一定的阴阳属性。通过五脏苦欲、体用阴阳的不同视角

对五脏的补泻观念进行探讨

以期对五脏补泻和五味有更深的理解。

Abstract

There are different understandings in classical ancient books on the concept of reinforcing and reducing of the five zang-organs

and there are also obvious differences in the physiological characteristics of the five zangorgans and functions of the five flavors. It is difficult to form a systematic and accurate view of reinforcing and reducing by simply taking the five flavors matching the five zang-organs. In addition

the "character"representing the material basis and the "function" representing the action has precise connection

which also has certain attribute of yin and yang. This paper adopted different perspectives through detesting and desiring of five zang-organs

character and function of yin and yang

to discuss the concept of reinforcing and reducing of the five zang-organs

in order to have a deeper understanding to the reinforcing and reducing of five zang-organs by using five flavors.

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