Having explored the Heart organ system and its integral role in health and disease, we now discuss the Small Intestine—the organ system charged with carrying out the mission of the Heart.
The Small Intestine function is involved in making choices—what to eat, what to absorb of what we ate, what thoughts to entertain, what situations to engage in. When the Small Intestine function is healthy, we make choices that are true to our deeper nature, and therefore lead to real happiness and fulfillment.
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The Safety of Chinese Herbs: How to Counteract Contamination
The Stomach and Spleen Organ Networks of Chinese Medicine
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The Yijing (I-Ching) and the Cycles of Nature
Building in Harmony with Nature
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All Disease Comes From the Heart
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The Pericardium Organ Network of Chinese Medicine
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Healing Through the Emotions: The Confucian Therapy System of Wang Fengyi
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