As we all know, the human body is composed of many organs. If the human body is a high-precision device, the organs of the human body are the parts of the device. They cooperate to run the human body. Do you know what the role of each organ is? Let us summarize:
1. Cardiovascular: The role of the heart is to promote blood fluidity, provide organs and institutions with rich blood capacity, and provide oxygen and various nutrients. Provides the final products of metabolism (carbon dioxide, carbonate, urea solution, blood uric acid, etc.) to maintain normal metabolism and function of body cells.
2. Liver: The liver is an organ in the human body dominated by metabolic functions. It plays roles in air oxidation, glycogen storage, and metabolic protein production in the human body. The liver also produces food in the digestive tract. Bile fluid.
3. Kidney function: Kidney function is an important organ of the human body. Its basic function is to convert into urine to eliminate metabolic substances, waste and harmful substances in the human body. At the same time, the catabolic function preserves water and glucose. Water, protein, carbohydrates, potassium ions, calcium ions, sodium bicarbonate and other effective chemical substances adjust water and electrolyte balance and maintain acid-base balance.
4. Spleen and stomach: The gastrointestinal tract is responsible for the digestion and absorption of food, as well as the transmission of nutrients and water. It requires various organs and organs for human life activities, so there is a gastrointestinal tract. It’s the saying of the book the day after tomorrow. In addition, the spleen also has the function of regulating the water shield, blood, and controlling the muscles and limbs of the body. The stomach is mainly responsible for digesting and absorbing food. The spleen and stomach are both important organs for digesting and absorbing food. The meridians of the two cooperate with each other and are related to each other. The stomach governs water protection and the spleen governs transportation and transformation. They cooperate with each other in the daily task of digesting and transporting nutrients. The stomach governs descending and water grains. Descending is conducive to digestion and absorption. The spleen governs ascending, so water and grains can be correctly input into the whole body.
5. Lungs and large intestine: The lungs are connected to the trachea and throat, leading to the nose. The lungs are the inspiratory organs, and their main function is to absorb air. The lung function is normal, the trachea is smooth, and the inhalation is even. If lung qi is insufficient, inhalation will become weak, physical fatigue, chest tightness, night sweats and other systemic diseases will occur. The lungs control the passage of water, transport light from the arm, and maintain urination. The important function of the large intestine is to digest and absorb water and metabolize water. The lungs are related to the formation of the large intestine, and the transmission in the large intestine depends on the elimination of lung qi deficiency. The elimination and transmission of lung qi deficiency are the same as usual. Smooth discharge of excrement and food obstruction in the large intestine will instead affect the elimination of lung qi deficiency.
6. Triple burner: Triple burner is also one of the six internal organs of the human body. Triple burner is not a separate organ, but refers to the division of human body positions, that is, the upper burner is the upper burner, including the heart, Below the diaphragm including the lungs is the middle umbilical cord, including the spleen and stomach, and below the navel is the umbilical cord, including the liver, kidneys, colon, gaze, etc. The physiological functions of the three energizers are to protect qi, spread body fluids, gastrointestinal digestion and absorption, kidneys and The bladder is a comprehensive physiological function of multiple internal organs such as regulating water and moisture and metabolizing urine, and does not refer to the function of a single internal organ.
In fact, the human body has many organs in addition to the ones mentioned above. It is precisely because of the composition and work of these organs that we can make detailed human organs, which are not simple things