Introduction to Internal Organs in Chinese Medicine (Part 2 of 3)

Last week I have mentioned there are three types of Internal Organs in Chinese Medicine. Today I will discuss in detail the first type - The "Zang Organs".
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[@ThisislikeOMFG]

I normally don't comment on videos but I had to this time.
Last month I started studying Chinese Medicine and your videos really helped me on making sure I understand the functions of the Zang organs.
Thank you for taking the time to make this type of content!

[@liliandealwis1202]

Thank you 😊 for your beautiful explanation of the function of the organs are working with harmony.Its quite easy to understand.I specially thank you 💕 for bringing them into space for the world to know what is hidden in the past.God bless you 🙏

[@maristellacavini6661]

This perspective of the organs in traditional Chinese medicine is very interesting! Thank you very much for your explanations! 😊🙏🏻

[@DrAlexHui]

Thank you Maristella. I am glad that you don’t find this boring! 😁

[@maristellacavini6661]

@@DrAlexHui no boring at all! Actually I enjoy the explanations, you say everything in a easy way and... it's very nice to understand how is the way of thinking of TCM! 😃😃

[@giftjojo9440]

Thanks sir for your brief explanation

[@lindahamptonsmith]

Thank you so much for this! SO informative!!

[@DrAlexHui]

Thanks Linda! I am glad you are interested in CM😊

[@godisgreat4539]

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[@mariyamsheikh4393]

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[@HybridParentSupport]

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