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THE CHINESE CLOCK DOES NOT MAKE MISTAKES – DISCOVER WHICH ORGAN IN YOUR BODY DOES NOT WORK WELL!

David Addams | September 2, 2016 | Other | No Comments

In the body there are total of 12 meridians and they belong to every big organ. The 12 meridians are:

-heart area
-heart
-lungs
-stomach
-large intestine
-small intestine
-bladder
-kidney
-gallbladder
-liver
-duodenum
-spleen

But yin-yang is separating them in two groups, yin meridians and yang meridians.
The first group or the yin meridians are the organs that collect, storage and process substances and energy (lungs, heart area, heart, kidney, liver, spleen).
The second group or the yang meridians are the organs that exchange and excrete substances and energy (stomach, small intestine, large intestine, gallbladder, bladder and duodenum).

Meridians work throughout the span of 24 hours, divided in 12 two hour intervals, according to the Chinese medicine and law of rhythm rules. When a meridian hits its low, there is opposite meridian that has its peak.

A good doctor in China when a patient says the symptoms that he/she has is asking the patient what time of the day the symptoms actually appeared. And with only that information, the doctor will know where the problem is coming from, or to be more specific, where there is too much energy or where the energy circulates with issues.

That is why it is recommended if you notice some symptoms to write down the exact time when they first appeared. Also you should check which time of the day you feel most energetic and when you wake up at night because that can be also be helpful to found out if there is issue in certain part of your body.

Time of maximum function

1 – 3 AM – liver (detoxification, muscles and eyes)

3 AM – 5 AM – lungs (skin)

5 AM – 7 AM – colon (assimilation, elimination, skin)

7 AM – 9 AM- stomach (lymph, food digestion)

9 AM – 11 AM – spleen, pancreas (lymph, food digestion)

11 AM – 1 PM – heart (artery blood circulation)

1 PM – 3 PM – small intestine (digestion, assimilation, arteries)

3 PM – 5 PM – bladder (bones, teeth, elimination, cleaning)

5 PM – 7 PM – kidneys (bones, teeth, ears, filtration, elimination)

7 PM – 9 PM – cardiac layer (constriction of blood vessels)

9 PM – 11 PM – duodenum (thermoregulation)

11 PM – 1 AM – gallbladder (digestion, muscles, eyes)

Time of minimal functions or rest

1 AM – 3 AM – small intestine (digestion, assimilation of the arteries)

3 AM -5 AM – bladder (bones, teeth, cleaning elimination)

5 AM – 7 AM – kidney disease (bones, teeth, ears, filtration, elimination)

7 AM – 9 AM – the heart layer (constriction of blood vessels)

9 AM – 11 AM – duodenum (thermoregulation)

11 AM – 1 PM – gallbladder (digestion, muscles, eyes)

1 PM – 3 PM – liver (detoxification, muscles and eyes)

3 PM – 5 PM – lungs (skin)

5 PM – 7 PM – colon (assimilation, elimination, skin)

7 PM – 9 PM – stomach (lymph, food and digestion)

9 PM – 11 PM – spleen, pancreas (lymph, food digestion)

11 PM – 1 AM – heart (artery blood circulation)
And as it was mentioned earlier, one meridian (organ) has highest level of energy when an opposite one has its lowest. For example liver has its highest energy levels between 1 and 3 AM and then the small intestine has the lowest level of energy.
And when the level of energy is at its lowest you must avoid certain activities.

If you deal with the problem of lacking energy, beside this clock you can try other remedies that natural medicine is providing such as acupuncture and homeopathy.

Source: http://healthadviceteam.com/