The importance of a clean liver.
Did you know? The liver can impact your emotions.
The liver and the gallbladder work together. Once your liver is cleaner, the paired organ gallbladder has an easier time secreting bile, which is a very important substance to regulate digestive function.
A cleaner liver allows you to have more balanced emotions. It will allow you to not ‘be stuck’ emotionally. It helps you have just the right amount of anger to keep things moving, without being aggressive.
Consequently, the gallbladder will be happier and you’ll be able to make decisions more easily.
How do I help keep my liver clean?
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Does it matter when I detox/ cleanse my liver?
Springtime is the best time to pay attention to your liver needs. The cleaner your liver is in the springtime, the better for you the rest of the year. This gives your liver more time for a strong renewal, and its ability to plant seeds for changes in one’s life.
Are other organs connected to emotions?
In traditional Chinese medicine emotions and physical health are connected. This integrated mind-body approach to health and healing operates in a loop where emotions impact the health of the body and vice versa.
Traditional Chinese medicine narrows down emotions to five basic feelings that are each associated with an organ in the body
Anger is associated with the liver.
Fear is associated with the kidney.
Joy is associated with the heart.
Sadness and grief are associated with the lung.
Worry is associated with the spleen.
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How Emotions and Organs Are Connected in Traditional Chinese Medicine
