Chinese scheme

The Chinese scheme tab features a pie chart that represents the projection of the 12 main functional systems, commonly referred to as meridians in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM):

1. Lung Meridian (I, P)
2. Large Intestine Meridian (II, GI)
3. Stomach Meridian (III, E)
4. Spleen and Pancreas Meridian (IV, RP)
5. Heart Meridian (V, C)
6. Small Intestine Meridian (VI, IG)
7. Urinary Bladder Meridian (VII, V)
8. Kidney Meridian (VIII, R)
9. Pericardium Meridian (IX, MC)
10. Triple Heater Meridian (X, TR)
11. Gallbladder Meridian (XI, VB)
12. Liver Meridian (XII, F)

Article "Twelve main meridians in traditional Chinese medicine"

Each meridian has a text description in the Description and recommendations subtab. Clicking a sector on the chart opens its description.

Meridian energy is displayed using two graphs: one for Absolute values and one for Relative values.

The relative energy level is shown by a blue line, and the absolute level by a red line. You can optionally choose to display either or both of these graphs. The setting to show or hide the graphs is located in the bottom-left corner of the screen.

You can assess the energy state using two visual cues: the color of the circles in the chart's background and the color of the sector highlighted by the cursor. The background uses a pale color scheme, while the selected sector is bright, but both represent the same values:

• Yellow — a well-expressed lack of energy (Emptiness syndrome);
• Light green — a tendency to lack of energy;
• Green — a normal condition, optimal balance of energy consumption and restoration;
• Pale pink — a tendency to tension;
• Bright red — a well-expressed tension (Fullness syndrome).

The range from light green to pale pink indicates a wide normal range, while solid green represents a narrow normal range.

For more details on how to interpret relative and absolute energy states, see the article "Update of Organ pulses / Chinese scheme module".

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