In the ancient Chinese medicine of circular movement, the inference about the syndrome differentiation of the three yin organs and the two yang and fu organs in the Treatise on Febrile Diseases

The analysis of the syndrome differentiation of the six meridians in the Treatise on Febrile Diseases in the ancient Chinese medicine of circular movement can be divided into Three yin organs, two yang fu organs and shaoyang meridian syndrome.

The ancient Chinese medicine of circular motion also has the dialectics of six elements and six qi.

Part 1 of the ancient prescription: The human body is a small universe. The middle earth rotates in the center, fire and metal descend to the south and west on the right, and water and wood rise to the north and east on the left.

Dialectics of Six Elements and Six Qi:

Lizhong Wan is a prescription for bad luck in the middle earth.

Ophiopogon japonicus decoction is a recipe for keeping the golden energy from falling.

Xiaojianzhong Decoction is a prescription for preventing the fire of the gallbladder meridian from descending.

Angelica, ginger and mutton soup is a recipe for preventing wood qi from rising.

Shenqi pill is a prescription for preventing water and qi from rising.

Xie Xin Decoction is a prescription for keeping the heart fire at bay.

The diseases and treatments of the six elements and six qi of the human body are based on these six directions.

Those who practice Dafa probably use this as the standard method. These six directions must be read in the entire circular motion.

Five of the six elements are the five internal organs, the liver, heart, spleen, lungs and kidneys, plus the gallbladder meridian.

The six qi are divided into three yin and three yang, metal, wood, water and fire, which are divided into four dimensions, and fire, earth and air together rule the middle palace.

The three yin organs and the three yang fu organs in Treatise on Febrile Diseases are:

The three yin organs are Jueyin, Taiyin, and Shaoyin; the three yang organs are Yangming, Taiyang, and Shaoyang.

Jueyin disease is a disease caused by coldness of the liver.

Taiyin disease is a disease caused by cold spleen.

Shaoyin disease is a disease caused by Shaoyin kidney water and cold, not a disease caused by Shaoyin heart and fire. It is a disease caused by Shaoyin kidney water without Yang and cold water suppressing fire.

If the yang of Shaoyang is sufficient and can interact with Jueyin, the liver will not be cold.

If the yang of yangming is sufficient, it can connect the spleen earth, and the spleen will not be cold.

If the yang of the sun is sufficient and can interact with the shaoyin, the kidneys will not be cold.

Yangming disease is a disease caused by heat in the stomach and intestines.

Taiyang disease is a fever-related disease of the bladder and internal organs.

The yin of Taiyin is enough to connect the yang and ming, so the stomach and intestines will not suffer from heat.

The yin of Shaoyin kidney water is sufficient and can meet the sun, so the bladder and internal organs will not suffer from heat.

But Shaoyang bile and fu organs are attached to the liver and enter the stomach and go down. Gallbladder itself does not have internal organs disease, only menstrual disease.

The exchange of cold and heat in Shaoyang disease is caused by the yin of the liver and the yang of the stomach.

Traditional Chinese medicine is difficult to learn and understand. The key lies in the fact that everyone does not understand the concepts of the five elements and the atmosphere. It is also due to the original text of Treatise on Febrile Diseases. The original text of Treatise on Febrile Diseases is unclear and does not know how to understand it, so it can only be memorized by rote.

The principle behind using Wumei Pills to treat insects is that when water is cold and fire is hot, wood withers and soil dies. The wood energy is out of harmony, the water is cold below, and the earth is wet in the middle.

Lizhong Pill treats Taiyin cold and Zhuling decoction for Taiyin heat.

Jueyin disease includes both cold and heat.

Key points in medication for three yin organs and two yang fu organs:

For diseases involving yang and heat, rhubarb is the main medicine to clear away heat and save yin.

For internal diseases with yin and cold, aconite is the main medicine to warm the cold and save the yang.

In the Taiyin Sini Decoction, dried ginger and zhicao are the main herbs of Taiyin, while Aconite is the mother Qi medicine of Taiyin.

Jueyin Wumei Pill, Wumei is the main medicine of Jueyin, and Fuzi is the mother Qi medicine of Jueyin.

Shaoyin’s Fuzi Decoction, Aconite is the main medicine of Shaoyin.