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Zang Fu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 6 Zang Fu -Origins of Confusion -The Twelve Zang Fu -Zang and Fu Zang: Shen (Kidneys) 腎 Pi (Spleen)　脾 Gan (Liver)　肝 Xin (Heart)　心 Fei (Lungs)　肺 Xin Bao (Pericardium)　心包 Fu Pang Guang (Urinary Bladder) 膀胱 Wei (Stomach)　胃 Dan (Gall Bladder)　胆 Xiao Chang (Small Intestine)　小腸 Da Chang (Large Intestine)　大腸 San Jiao (Triple Burner)　三焦 -Zang Fu Pairs -Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 5 Patterns of Disease -Apparent Contradictions Internal and External Deficiency and Excess Cold and Heat, Yin and Yang -Qualification of the Classifications of the Eight Principles -Common Disease Patterns -Summary

Zang Fu Chapter 5 Patterns of Disease -Patterns of Disharmony of the Eight Principles YinYang Interior and Exterior Cold and Heat Deficiency and Excess -Combinations of the Patterns of the Eight Principles Exterior and Heat, Interior and Heat; Exterior and Cold, Interior and Cold Excess and Heat, Deficiency and Heat, Excess and Cold, Deficiency and Cold Excess and Heat (Excess Yang), Deficiency and Heat (Deficient Yin) Excess Heat (Excess Yang) Deficient Heat (Deficient Yin) Excess and Cold (Excess Yin), Deficiency and Cold (Deficient Yang) Excess Cold (Excess Yin) Deficient Cold (Deficient Yang) Collapse of Yin or Yang True Heat and Illusionary Cold: True Cold and Illusionary Heat

Zang Fu the Organ systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease -Internal Factors - Miscellaneous Factors constitution Life Before Birth Childhood Adult Life Nutrition Yin Effects Yang Effects Occupation Overwork Excercise Relationships Sex Trauma, Parasites and Pestilences Treatment as a Disease Factor Secondary Factors -Summary

Zang Fu the Organ systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease Heat and Fire External Heat Internal Heat Relationship with other Factors Damp External Damp Internal Damp Relationship with Other Factors Dryness Summer heat -Summary

ZangFu The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 4 Origins of Disease -Origins of Disease -Disease Factors -External Factors Wind External wind Internal Wind Relationship to other factors Cold External Cold Internal Cold Relationship with Other External Factors

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 3 Substances Patterns of Disharmony of the Substances Deficient Jin Ye Deficient Jing Deficient Shen Disturbance of Shen Further Ambiguities Deficient Yang and Deficient Yin Deficient Qi and Deficient Yang Deficient Qi and Deficient Xue Deficient Xue and Deficient Yin Stagnant Qi and Stangnant Xue Summary

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 3 Substances The Five Substances and Their Functions Yin Yang and the Substances Formation of the Substances Qi Xue Jing Ye Jing Shen Ambiguities Qi and Xue Qi and Jin Ye Qi and Jing Qi and Shen Xue and Jin Ye Xue and Jing Xue and Shen Jin Ye and Jing Jin Ye and Shen

ZANG FU-臓腑- The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine Chapter 2 The Framework Substances The term Substances does not imply energy or matter; all is relative Jing Luo Mai Jing Jing Luo Acupuncture Points Zang Fu Tissues Summary

ZANG FU-臓腑-The Organ Systems of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Second edition) Functions, Interrelationships and Patterns of Disharmony in Theory and Practice Author: Jeremy Ross Chapter 1 Chinese and Western Thought Patterns of Change Interrelationship Analysis and Synthesis Yin Yang Energy and Matter Mind and Body Structure and Function Precision andAmbiguity Harmony and Disharmony Summary

The Web That Has No Weaver APPENDIX F : THE FIVE PHASES (WuXing 五行) Wood Spring (season)/east (direction)/blue-green(colour)/ windy (climate)/shouting(sound)/anger(emotion)/sour(taste)/Liver(Yin organ)/Gall Bladder (Yang organ)/Eye (orifice)/tendons (tissue)/goatish (smell)/ Hun (spirit)/human kindness (virtue) 2. Fire Summer/south/red/hot/laughing/elation/bitter/Heart/Small Intestine/tongue/blood vessels/burning/Spirit/propriety 3. Earth Indian Summer/center/yellow/ damp/singing/pensiveness/sweet/Spleen/Stomach/mouth/flesh/fragrant/Yi/faithfulness 4. Metal Autumn/west/white/dry/weeping/grief/pungent/Lungs/Large Intestine/nose/skin/rank/Po/righteousness 5. Water Winter/north/black/cold/groaning/fear/salty/Kidney/Urinary Bladder/ears/bones/rotten/will/wisdom -USE OF THE FIVE PHASES IN MEDICINE -CRITICISM OF FIVE PHASES THEORY

The Web That Has No Weaver Appendix E-3 -EAST ASIAN HERBS AND ADVERSE EVENTS Direct Toxic Effects Toxicity Due to Dosage Extension Idiosyncratic Toxicity Hepatotoxic Effects Herbs Adulterated with Western Drugs and Camouflaged Drugs Contamination with Heavy Metals and Poor Manufacturing Practices Interaction with Western Drugs Cross-Cultural Differences Are East Asian Herbs Safe? -CONCLUSION