2022年5月14日 · Below you will find a simple chart that states the two-hour interval, the organ with its highest functioning state, and a box for considerations of the organ’s clock opposite time when it is weakest.

Chinese Medicine’s 24 hour body clock is divided into 12 two-hour intervals of the Qi (vital force) moving through the organ system. Chinese Medicine practitioners use The Organ Body Clock to help them determine the organ responsible for diseases.

2024年3月4日 · The Chinese Medicine Organ Clock, or Body Clock, breaks down our 24-hour day into neat 2-hour chunks of time that correspond to the Chinese Meridians and Organ Systems. Numerous correlations between each organ can take years to fully comprehend, but the basis of this system is easy and relevant to our daily lives.

2017年8月3日 · Practitioners can decipher a pattern in your symptoms or an imbalance in your system using this clock as a guide. For example, if you often find yourself waking up between 3:00-5:00AM, this may be indicative of a Lung condition/imbalance or you may be experiencing deep grief or sadness (emotions associated with Lungs).

2023年3月1日 · In Chinese medicine, the organ cycle starts with the Lungs from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. and cycles through a different organ system every two hours. It ends with the Liver from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. After that, the cycle starts all over again. Follow this link for a visual of an organ clock created by Health CMI.

2024年10月16日 · Your Chinese medicine clock time shows when an organ may be more or less energetic, not necessarily at its best!

2019年1月6日 · Acupuncture Charts and the Chinese Meridian Clock. If you have ever looked at an acupuncture chart, you may have noticed that as well as the location of important points along the meridians, there are other notes as well. One small note you will often find is the time of peak activity of each meridian and the underlying organs.

This chart clearly shows the relationship of the five elements (Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood). The 12 main meridians are grouped by their element showing their relationships to each other through the Sheng and Ko cycle.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there is an organ clock that represents the time of the day when each organ is functioning optimally and has the most energy. We will discuss the physical and emotional symptoms that arise if an organ is out of balance.

2019年4月7日 · In traditional Chinese medicine like acupuncture, the flow of energy, or qi, through the 12 meridians (6 yin and 6 yang meridians) is thought to be highest for a two-hour period every day at each organ. Acupuncturists use this information diagnostically, as well as to determine the optimal time for treating specific imbalances.