And Ho

(VIII in. BC)
In "Zuo Zhuan" (IV in. BC), he attributed the situation of "six [states] Qi": yin, yang, wind, rain, darkness, light, which was divided to form four seasons, having the procedure consists of five sequences ". The balance of the "six qi" leads to various diseases. This thesis formed the basis of the theory of traditional Chinese. Medicine. Natural-philosophical presentation, . reflected in the statements and H., . were developed by ancient Chinese thinkers of various schools of philosophy, . primarily, . apparently, . Yin Yang Jia, . and embodied in the medieval doctrine of the "five transformations - six qi" (a yun - Liu Qi), . set cyclic temporal relationships of natural and organic medium system Astrolite-numerological correspondences (cm,
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Literature:
1. And Ho. / / Chinese Philosophy.
2. Ren Intsyu. The basic theory of Chinese medicine: five rotations, six energies.