What is Zang Organs?

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The Zang organs are the five yin organs (Heart, Spleen, Lung, Kidney, Liver) that store vital substances like qi, blood, and essence. They are considered solid and primarily responsible for internal functions.

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Zang Organs belongs to the Zang-Fu Organs group of Traditional Chinese Medicine terminology. Browse the full TCM glossary or the related terms below.

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What is Zang Organs in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

The Zang organs are the five yin organs (Heart, Spleen, Lung, Kidney, Liver) that store vital substances like qi, blood, and essence. They are considered solid and primarily responsible for internal functions.

What category does Zang Organs belong to?

Zang Organs is part of the Zang-Fu Organs group of TCM concepts.

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