ZHANG Beihua, ZHANG Tai, WANG Fengyun, et al. Theory of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 737-742.
ZHANG Beihua, ZHANG Tai, WANG Fengyun, et al. Theory of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(9): 737-742.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.09.001.
Theory of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases
and theory of unblocking and descending are put forward and have been widely used in treating spleen and stomach diseases. Based on the above mentioned theories and long-term clinical experience
the theory of "harmonizing the center to restore balance" is proposed
which advocates that ascending and descending methods should be used together to regulate spleen and stomach
and descending method should be set as priority; intaking and transforming methods are combined when regulation is the key; syndrome differentiation of spleen and stomach is adopted to determine a separated or combined treatment; the earth(spleen) is the pivot when regulating five zang organs(五脏). In terms of clinical application
the strategies including "eight spleen-fortifying methods"
"eight principles of unblocking stomach" and "two balances" are put forward. The "eight splee-fortifying methods" refer to fortifying spleen through rectifying qi
removing dampness
warming yang
percolating dampness
arresting diarrhea
softening the liver
diffusing the lung
as well as warming and supplementing spleen and kidney. The "eight principles of unblocking stomach" refer to treating stomach diseases with zang-fu(脏腑)
deficiency-excess
qi-blood
cold-heat pattern differentiation. The "two balances" are the re-balance of ascending and descending of qi movement and function of zang-fu.
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