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The generation of blood, the function of blood, and the movement of blood. Blood is a red liquid substance and one of the basic substances that constitute the human body and maintain human life activities. Highly nutritious and moisturizing.
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Blood
Basic concept of blood
It is a red liquid substance. It is one of the basic substances that constitute the human body and maintain human life activities. It has high nutritional and moisturizing effects.
Blood must circulate in the veins to exert its physiological effects.
If it escapes from the veins for some reason, it is bleeding, which can also be called "abnormal blood".
The pulse has the function of preventing blood from escaping, so it is called the "blood house"
production of blood
Blood, mainly composed of Ying Qi and body fluid
Both nourishing qi and body fluids come from the water and grain essence produced by the digestion and absorption of the ingested food by the spleen and stomach. Therefore, the spleen and stomach are the sources of qi and blood biochemistry.
The production process of blood requires the action of Ying Qi and lungs before it can be biochemically transformed into blood.
Ying Qi and body fluid are the main material basis for blood production.
Since nutrient qi and body fluid are both derived from water and grain essence, the nutrition and quality of diet and the strength of the spleen and stomach's transportation and transformation functions directly affect the metabolization of blood.
Long-term insufficient intake of dietary nutrients or long-term imbalance of the spleen and stomach's transportation and transformation functions can lead to insufficient blood production and form pathological changes of blood deficiency.
Essence and blood still have a relationship of mutual support and transformation. Essence is stored in the kidneys, and blood is stored in the liver. When the essence and qi in the kidneys are sufficient, the liver will be nourished and the blood will be filled. If the blood storage capacity of the liver is sufficient, the kidneys will be stored and the essence will be resourced. Therefore, there is a saying that "essence and blood come from the same source"
blood function
Blood has the physiological function of nourishing and moisturizing the whole body.
Blood circulates in the veins, internally to the organs, and externally to the skin, flesh, muscles and bones, like a ring without end, running endlessly, constantly providing sufficient nutrition and nourishment to all organs, tissues and organs throughout the body to maintain normal physiological activities. "Blood" Lord moisten it”
"The liver receives blood so that we can see, our feet receive blood so we can walk, our palms receive blood so we can hold it, and our fingers receive blood so we can take pictures." The body's sensations and movements must rely on the nutrition and moisturizing effects provided by blood to maintain normal functioning. functional activities
The nutritional and moisturizing effects of blood are embodied in aspects such as a ruddy complexion, fullness and strength of muscles, moist skin and hair, and flexibility in feeling and movement.
If the production of blood is insufficient or over-depleted for a long time, or the nutrient and moisturizing effect of blood is weakened, it can cause pathological changes of systemic or local blood deficiency, such as dizziness, dull or chlorotic complexion, dry hair, dry skin, Clinical manifestations such as numbness of limbs or extremities
Blood is the main substance for spiritual activities of the body
"Vitality, the god of man, must be carefully nourished." A person's energy, clarity of mind, sensitive feeling, and freedom of movement all depend on the abundance of blood and the coordination and smoothness of blood.
"When the blood is harmonious, the spirit is at home." Therefore, no matter what the cause is, blood deficiency, blood heat or abnormal movement may cause mental decline, forgetfulness, dreaminess, insomnia, irritability, and even confusion and panic. Restlessness, as well as various clinical manifestations of mental disorders such as delirium and coma
blood circulation
Blood circulates endlessly in the blood vessels, spreading throughout the body, all around. With the circulation of blood, rich nutrients are provided to various organs, tissues and organs throughout the body to meet their needs.
Blood belongs to Yin and governs tranquility. The movement of blood mainly depends on the driving effect of Qi. The reason why blood circulates in the vessels without escaping out of the vessels is also due to the fixation effect of Qi.
Since the blood vessels have the function of "containing the Ying Qi and making it impossible to escape", under normal circumstances, the blood will not escape from the meridians and escape from the vessels, causing bleeding.
Blood circulates in the blood circulation system composed of the heart, lungs, and pulses
The normal operation of blood depends on the coordination and balance between the pushing and fixing effects of Qi
Because the beating of the heart drives the blood, "the heart controls the blood vessels of the body" and "when the heart beats, the blood travels through the meridians."
The normal operation of blood is also closely related to the coordination and balance of the physiological functions of certain other organs.
The circulation of the lungs, the circulation of the meridians, and the drainage of the liver are important factors that promote and promote blood circulation.
The spleen's blood control and the liver's blood storage are important factors in fixing the blood.
Whether the pulse channels are smooth or not, whether the blood is cold or hot, etc., will directly affect the delay or speed of blood circulation. "Those with blood Qi like to be warm and abhor cold. If cold, it will be astringent and unable to flow, and if warm, it will disappear." "
normal operation of blood circulation
It not only depends on whether the physiological functions of the heart are normal, but also on whether the physiological functions of the lungs, liver, spleen and other organs are coordinated and balanced.
If the factors that promote and promote blood circulation increase, or the effect of fixing blood is weakened, the blood circulation may change speed, or even escape outside the veins, causing bleeding;
On the contrary, the blood will slow down and run unfavorably, which can lead to pathological changes such as blood stasis.