Zang-Fu Organ Physiology: the Functional Networks of Solid and Hollow Organs in Traditional Chinese Medicine
> [!NOTE] > **Executive Abstract**: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) conceives the human body not as an assemblage of anatomical structures, but as a dynamic, self-regulating cybernetic system driven by functional relationships, vital substances (*Qi*, *Xue*, *Jin-Ye*, and *Jing*), and energetic meridians (*Jing-Luo*). This paper presents an exhaustive academic survey of Zang-Fu organ physiology, contrasting classical epistemologies—anchored in foundational texts such as the *Huangdi Neijing*—with contemporary biomedical models. It provides complete clinical and practical protocols spanning meridian circadian dynamics, Qigong mind-body cultivation, precision acupressure point selection, five-flavor dietary therapy, and daily *Yang Sheng* lifestyle integration.
