The Large Intestine receives waste products from the Small Intestine, reabsorbing fluids and forming stools. It then excretes the turbid waste from the body.
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Large Intestine belongs to the Zang-Fu Organs group of Traditional Chinese Medicine terminology. Browse the full TCM glossary or the related terms below.
What is Large Intestine in Traditional Chinese Medicine?
The Large Intestine receives waste products from the Small Intestine, reabsorbing fluids and forming stools. It then excretes the turbid waste from the body.
What category does Large Intestine belong to?
Large Intestine is part of the Zang-Fu Organs group of TCM concepts.
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