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Paired with the Bladder
Governs water
Controls: the Gate of Life/Ming Men, the reception of Qi, spittle, the two lower orifices
Manifests in the hair
Fluid is spittle
Tissue is bones
Sound is groaning
Climate is Cold
Direction is north
Taste is salty
Season is winter
Sense is ears
Odor is putrid
Emotion is fear
Color is black
Development is storage
Movement is downward
Yin/Yang is utmost Yin
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Menopausal symptoms of dry skin, vaginal dryness, lack of libido, night sweats
Acts as an aphrodisiac
Helps nursing mothers increase milk supply
Strengthens and soothes the digestive system, and is beneficial for diarrhea and constipation, indigestion, heartburn, gastric ulcers, Crohn’s, and IBS
Enhances physical strength and energy
The above is chart #3 and the final chart in the series of TCM Liver Patterns of Disharmony. Certainly, there are more combinations possible (ie Rebellious Liver Qi invading the Stomach, Liver Qi stagnation invading the Lungs, etc), to keep the chart to a reasonable size I have concentrated on the above patterns.