WANG Fengyun, ZHANG Beihua, SU Bo, et al. The Connotation of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” Theory and the Application in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(11): 930-933.
WANG Fengyun, ZHANG Beihua, SU Bo, et al. The Connotation of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” Theory and the Application in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(11): 930-933.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.11.002.
The Connotation of “Harmonizing the Center to Restore Balance” Theory and the Application in the Treatment of Spleen and Stomach Diseases
Based on the spleen and stomach theory and the unblocking and purging theory
the "harmonizing the center to restore balance" theory is formulated conforming to the needs of social and environmental changes and integrating years of clinical experience in disease differentiation and syndrome differentiation
which advocates that "harmonizing the center" is the basis and "balance" is the aim. By further expanding the application area of spleen and stomach theory and the unblocking and purging theory
the "harmonizing the center to restore balance" theory not only addresses the importance of caring the center-earth
but advocates to harmonize the yin-yang
zang-fu(脏腑)
qi-blood
cold-heat and deficiency-excess to restore the dynamic balance of the body. When treating the spleen and stomach diseases using "harmonizing the center to restore balance" theory
it is held that if zang-fu is taken as the principle
the subtle changes in symptoms should be observed to distinguish the functional state of the spleen and stomach; if qi-blood is taken as the principle
qi stagnation is considered as the common etiology of visceral dysfunction; following the deficiency-excess principle
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