The physiological functions of the triple energizer

Everyone knows that the most important thing in the human body is qi and blood. When our body has sufficient qi and blood, we will find that our spirits are particularly vigorous. The main part that controls our qi and blood is our triple energizer. Many people may not have heard of the triple energizer, because the triple energizer can control the most fundamental vitality of our body, and it can help our kidneys work. So what are the physiological functions of the triple energizer?

Physiological functions and characteristics of the triple energizer:

Physiological functions of the triple energizer:

1. Circulation of vital energy: Vital energy (also known as original energy) is the most fundamental energy in the human body, originating from the kidneys, transformed from innate essence, and nourished by acquired essence. It is the basis of yin and yang of the internal organs of the human body and the driving force of life activities. The vital energy is distributed to the five internal organs through the three burners, filling the whole body to stimulate and promote the functional activities of various organs and tissues.

2. Unclog waterways: The triple energizer is the pathway for the generation, distribution, rise and fall of water.

3. Circulation of water and food: The triple energizer has the function of circulating water and food, assisting in the distribution of essence and energy, and excreting waste.

Physiological characteristics of the triple energizer:

1. The upper Jiao is like fog: The upper Jiao is like fog refers to the function of the upper Jiao to spread the Wei Qi and spread the essence.

2. The middle burner is like a fermentation substance: The middle burner is like a fermentation substance refers to the function of the spleen and stomach to transport and transform water and grain and generate qi and blood. It refers to the transportation of the essence of water and grain by the middle burner.

3. The lower part of the body is like a ditch: The lower part of the body is like a ditch, which refers to the channel through which the kidneys, bladder, large and small intestines and other internal organs separate the clear and turbid, and the clear is returned to the body for reuse, while the turbid is discharged from the body.