Six Conformation Diseases and Pulse Differentiation

Question 1

● When chi to cun pulses are floating

Answer 1

tai yang has received the illness, for it must have started since 1-2 days

Question 2

● When chi to cun pulses are long

Answer 2

yang ming has received the illness, for it must have started 2-3 days
○ Get some dryness but not stuck in it; need a lot of zheng qi

Question 3

● When chi to cun pulses are wiry

Answer 3

shao yang has received the illness, for it must have started 3-4 days
○ Body temperature is not cold or hot, oscillating between; waves of heat; tidal
○ Scratchy throat, dry; blurry eyes

Question 4

● When chi to cun pulses are deep and soggy

Answer 4

tai yin has received illness, it must be 4-5 days
○ No appetite, not feel like eating; feel fullness in the abdomen;

Question 5

● When chi to cun pulses are deep, thin and faint

Answer 5

shao yin has received the illness, it must be 5-6 days
○ Tired; feeling cooler;

Question 6

● When chi to cun pulses are wiry and faint, weak, thin (expiring)

Answer 6

jue yin has received the illness, it must be 6-7 days
○ Energy picks up; haven’t had a fever; cooler side
○ More thirst
○ Hands and feet are cold
○ Digestive systems are improving
○ Day 7-8-> bladder pain-> get feverish w

Question 7

● Modern society= get stuck in shao yang

Answer 7

○ Well nourished; not malnourished
○ In han dynasty-> malnourished-> easy to cycle through
● Shao yang= qi stagnation and walk around your whole life with it
○ Enough yang to not go into the yin
○ Chai hu formulas
○ harmonizing= a little bit of everything and fixes problems that other systems cannot catch

Question 8

● Full yang ming

Answer 8

big pulse, thirst, sweat, fever
○ Longer will be normal

Question 9

Left Hand Yang Channels

Answer 9

● practically-> where is what talking and position its at

Question 10

Right Hand Yin Channels

Answer 10

● Right chi is PC and SJ