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Disorders of the Spleen and Stomach - Part Two
by Dian Bang Shi
Differentiating yin and yang patterns
In yin and yang theory, zang is yang and fu is yin; spleen is yang earth and stomach is yin earth, although the Spleen and Stomach both have yang and yin. This is very useful in clinical pattern differentiation and when devising a treatment strategy.
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