陰陽及五行學說

To reach the balance.

It seems to represent a concept or idea in a particular cultural context.

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They appear to represent specific concepts or terms, but their meaning is unclear without context.

Upper (above diaphragm), Middle (between diaphragm and navel), Lower (below navel).

They appear to represent specific concepts or ideas, but their meaning is unclear.

They may represent specific cultural or philosophical ideas, but their exact meaning is not provided.

It helps in analyzing data or phenomena in a structured manner.

It may refer to personal growth or improvement in understanding.

It can refer to the expansion or development of ideas or projects.

It suggests a need for balance in energy.

They often get cold and have digestive problems.

It indicates that the creator retains all rights to the content.

A character in Chinese, specific meaning may vary.

Wind pathogen.

To aid in digestion and keep the mouth moist.

They appear to represent specific concepts or terms, possibly in a traditional context.

It suggests a focus on understanding and processing experiences rather than evading them.

It indicates that the creator retains exclusive rights to the work.

Palms, plantars, and chest.

It refers to events or concepts around 2000 years ago.

These characters do not have a clear meaning in English and may represent specific concepts or names.

This seems to reference a brand or platform, but lacks specific context.

It indicates that the content is protected and cannot be used without permission.

It likely indicates a specific quantity or dosage related to a treatment or remedy.

It seems to relate to traditional practices or principles, possibly in health or medicine.

The content is intended for individual use and not for distribution.

It relates to the principles or practices discussed in the text.

內側 (inner side).

三部舉按尋軟弱無力，脈細小空虛; 陽氣虧虛，陰血不足。

Fine, soft, weak pulse that is barely felt with light pressure and has no strength with heavy pressure; indicates Qi and blood deficiency.

Cannot be felt with light pressure, soft and weak with heavy pressure; indicates Qi and blood deficiency.

It is very important for health.

It appears to be a term or phrase in a specific language or script.

A character in Chinese, specific meaning may vary.

It appears to be a key term or concept, but its specific meaning is unclear without additional context.

A character in Chinese, specific meaning may vary.

It seems to denote another measurement or quantity, possibly of a different ingredient.

The text appears to discuss concepts related to personal understanding and comprehension rather than avoidance.

It refers to a bigger or wider road.

It helps in diagnosing underlying health issues and guiding treatment.

Yang represents active, bright, and masculine qualities.

外側 (outer side).

A specific phrase or idea in the context of the text.

It restricts the use of the material to personal purposes only.

It indicates that the creator retains exclusive rights to the work.

It restricts the use of the material to personal purposes only.

It may suggest a deficiency or cold condition.

It could represent a specific technique or principle.

Yang is associated with heat and activity, which can manifest in inflammatory responses.

Dryness pathogen.

They appear to represent measurements or quantities related to herbal treatments.

It refers to another part of the Huang Di Nei Jing, focusing on spiritual and health aspects.

It is unclear as it consists of characters that do not form recognizable words.

A specific term or concept in the provided text.

It may refer to a specific concept or idea.

Irregular rhythm, floating and scattered without root; indicates exhaustion of original Qi and dispersal of Yang Qi.

Rapid pulse with irregular pauses; indicates blood stasis, phlegm retention, food accumulation, or excess heat.

A character in Chinese, specific meaning may vary.

It may convey a specific meaning or cultural reference.

It includes symbols and characters that may relate to traditional practices or beliefs.

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A character in Chinese, specific meaning may vary.

It includes concepts related to the characteristics and significance of spring in health.

It could indicate a method or philosophy in health.

It is a term associated with specific concepts in the text.

It represents the concept of Yin within Yang.

It refers to making copies of the original work.

It may represent a specific idea or term relevant to the text.

遲緩或急速，每到一定的規律就突然歇止; 氣血虧虛，臟器衰微，或因傷風、疼痛、驚恐。

浮沉皆強勁有力，應指充實，脈形大; 邪氣及正氣均亢盛，相互搏擊。

Can only be diagnosed by pressing closely to the muscles and bones; indicates internal pathogenic Qi obstructing Qi and blood flow.

It means the material can only be used by the individual and not shared or distributed.

It restricts the use of the material to personal purposes and not for distribution or commercial use.

Feeling hot or experiencing a sudden increase in body temperature.

It is a term related to spring or renewal.

It likely indicates a measurement or quantity related to a specific concept or ingredient.

Huang Di Nei Jing.

It may refer to a particular health practice or remedy.

They may represent specific concepts or ideas relevant to the content.

It indicates that the creator retains exclusive rights to the work.

It may indicate heat or excess conditions.

It is part of the terminology used to describe certain concepts.

It seems to be a recurring element, possibly indicating a theme or concept.

如珠走盤，圓滑流利; 正氣及邪氣亢盛，相互搏擊，或氣血充盛，血脈流暢。

Soft and hollow like pressing a scallion; indicates loss of blood or significant body fluid damage.

It indicates that the creator retains all rights to the work and restricts its use without permission.

Excessive sweating during sleep.

It suggests a connection to blood and circulation.

It is a term that may relate to a specific concept or practice, but further context is needed for a precise definition.

The character '攟' may represent a specific action or concept, but additional context is required for clarity.

All rights reserved.

It indicates that the creator retains all rights to the content.

Yang energy can increase blood flow and metabolic activity, contributing to inflammation.

Fire heat pathogen.

This seems to be a sequence of characters that may not have a defined meaning in common languages.

It refers to the act of producing original work.

It appears to be a title or phrase in a specific language or script.

It could denote a particular action or state.

比常脈長直，脈形超過三部; 常人脈氣通暢，或肝陽亢盛，陽盛內熱，邪正相爭。

It is related to blood circulation.

Cold pathogen.

Dampness pathogen.

It may relate to specific concepts in traditional practices.

The character '堉' likely has a specific meaning related to the overall context, needing more information for a detailed explanation.

12 meridians, with 6 in the arms and 6 in the legs.

It may indicate emphasis on particular themes or topics.

It pumps blood throughout the body, supplying oxygen and nutrients.

A strong, earthy scent often associated with certain animals or plants.

Yin signifies passive, dark, and feminine qualities.

It is a term that may relate to a seasonal or thematic concept.

如按琴弦，脈體柔軟度較低，脈形弦長; 氣機不暢，或血瘀痛症，痰飲內盛。

Seven to eight beats per breath, rapid rate around 140 beats per minute; indicates excess heat or depletion of Yin fluids.

It indicates that the creator retains all rights to the work and prohibits unauthorized use.

It appears to be a term or concept related to the text, possibly indicating a seasonal or cultural reference.

It is a term that may relate to a specific concept or practice, but the context is unclear.

They appear to represent specific concepts or practices, but their meanings are not clearly defined.

It suggests that certain measurements or conditions are considered acceptable or typical.

Heat or summer heat pathogen.

It refers to the process of inhaling and exhaling, essential for oxygen intake and overall health.

It appears to be a symbol or character set without a clear meaning in standard language.

It refers to the active, positive energy in traditional Chinese medicine.

It serves as a medium for biochemical reactions and transport of nutrients.

It is mentioned as a concept related to the principles discussed.

模糊不清，若有若無; 陽氣及陰液虧虛嚴重。

Five or more beats per breath, approximately 90 beats per minute; indicates excess heat or Yang Qi hyperactivity.

It leads to improved blood flow.

This text appears to be a sequence of characters without a clear meaning in English.

They may represent specific concepts or ideas, but their meaning is unclear without context.

Redness, heat, swelling, pain, and loss of function.

It is a term that may relate to a specific concept or idea, but the context is unclear.

It refers to a process that is made easier or more efficient.

It relates to the understanding of seasonal changes and their impact on health.

It may refer to a decline in understanding or a regression in personal growth.

It refers to a specific concept or practice.

It appears to be a term or phrase relevant to the text.

One breath has four beats; indicates Qi and blood deficiency, dampness obstructing internally, and spleen Qi weakness.

It signifies branches.

It allows individuals to use the material without distributing it publicly.

This is a combination of characters that lacks a clear interpretation.

It likely represents spring or a related concept.

A term or phrase that holds significance in the text.

Can only feel the pulse with heavy pressure near the muscles and bones; if strong, indicates interior excess, if weak, indicates interior deficiency.

They likely hold specific meanings or are part of a coded message.

脈象短小; 短而無力即陽氣虧虛，短而有力即氣滯，血瘀，痰飲，食積，脈氣受阻。

It comes strong and goes weak; associated with heat excess.

Slow rate with occasional pauses; indicates heart dysfunction, blood stasis, phlegm retention, Qi stagnation, or food accumulation.

脈形細小，跳動明顯; 氣血虧虛，陽氣不足，或濕邪壅滯，邪熱入營血。

Lightly pressed can be felt, but no strength when pressed harder; associated with external pathogenic factors.

緊張有力，如拉緊的繩索，絞轉不定; 寒邪外襲，或痛症。