Why is it said that "the fart is the voice of the spleen, and the legs are the mirror of the liver"? Dr. Kwok will tell you today.
Traditional Chinese medicine has always used "looking, hearing, inquiring, and seeing" as a method of diagnosing diseases, so when there is a problem with the internal organs, we can judge what is wrong with the body by observing the external manifestations. So how do you judge?
First of all, "fart is the voice of the spleen", there are usually two manifestations.
First, if you usually fart a smelly one, it will be accompanied by a hot burning sensation. This is mostly due to the weakness of the spleen and stomach, the cohesive dampness, and the fact that the food has been stagnant in the stomach for a long time and cannot be transported and absorbed. This is followed by the formation of turbidity gas, which is excreted from the body. Like this, we can refer to a deaccumulation stagnation piece to clear heat and dissipate accumulation.
The second is that I don't fart often, but I always burp and my stomach is swollen as if it is inflated. Sometimes it is easy to reflux acid in the stomach and want to vomit. This is generally caused by the dysfunction of the spleen and stomach lifting. You can refer to an appetizing spleen strengthening pill to strengthen the spleen and stomach.
In addition, "the legs are the mirror of the liver", which is also divided into two manifestations.
First, the legs and feet are often numb and cramping, poor flexion and extension, and symptoms of weakness in the limbs. In traditional Chinese medicine, the liver is the main tendon, and the flexion and extension of our limbs are dominated by the tendons and veins. In this case, you can refer to a Angelica Angelica granule to soften the liver and nourish the blood and relieve the problem of weak muscles and bones.
Second, it is a condition of stagnation of liver qi, when the qi is not smooth, the operation of yang qi is also blocked, if the hands, feet, and limbs lack the warmth of yang deficiency, there may be cold hands and feet, soreness and numbness of the legs and feet. At this time, you can refer to a Bupleurum to soothe the liver and regulate qi.
The above is the content shared today, but Chinese medicine pays attention to syndrome differentiation and treatment, so it still needs to be strictly used, I am Dr. Guo, we will see you next time!