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[[San Jiao]] means "triple burner". It is the sixth organ of Fu, which is the hollow space inside the trunk of the body. In TCM, there are five solid organs and each solid organ has its counterpart in a hollow organ. For instance, the heart is considered a solid organ, and the small intestine its hollow counterpart, or Fu organ. San Jiao is believed to be a body cavity of some kind which has the ability to influence other organs, and overall health, mainly through the free movement of Qi, the fundamental energy or life force on the microcosm and on the macrocosm it is associated with the interactions between The Heavens, humans and earth. | [[San Jiao]] means "triple burner". It is the sixth organ of Fu, which is the hollow space inside the trunk of the body. In TCM, there are five solid organs and each solid organ has its counterpart in a hollow organ. For instance, the heart is considered a solid organ, and the small intestine its hollow counterpart, or Fu organ. San Jiao is believed to be a body cavity of some kind which has the ability to influence other organs, and overall health, mainly through the free movement of Qi, the fundamental energy or life force on the microcosm and on the macrocosm it is associated with the interactions between The Heavens, humans and earth. | ||
The Triple Burner is also called the Triple Warmer or Three Heater. It is like a large body cavity containing all the Internal Organs. Its main function is to unify all the Organs into a integrated and harmonious system. As its name indicates, it is composed of the Upper, Middle and Lower Burner. | |||
The Triple Warmer meridian in kinesiology is the meridian associated with our endocrine system. It is important to balance as it is our primitive survival system. It is also referred to as the Triple Heater, Triple Burner or San Jiao meridian. Due to its involvement with the adrenals, it impacts our ability to manage stress, and due to its involvement with the thyroid it impacts our metabolism. It is called the Triple Warmer as, like a thermostat it works to regulate the heat in the three body in three ways: respiration, assimilation, and elimination. It governs all Qi of the body. | The Triple Warmer meridian in kinesiology is the meridian associated with our endocrine system. It is important to balance as it is our primitive survival system. It is also referred to as the Triple Heater, Triple Burner or San Jiao meridian. Due to its involvement with the adrenals, it impacts our ability to manage stress, and due to its involvement with the thyroid it impacts our metabolism. It is called the Triple Warmer as, like a thermostat it works to regulate the heat in the three body in three ways: respiration, assimilation, and elimination. It governs all Qi of the body. | ||