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Poor Appetite and Weak Children

In TCM, the definitions of Spleen functions include the digestive processes and function and therefore it is seen to work closely with the stomach system.
TCM Spleen functions, among other things, are:

1) It rules the transformation and transportation of food and fluids in the body. Therefore it plays a central role in nourishing the body and promoting physical development.

2) It governs the blood because it provides the extracted energy from the food and sends it to the heart where nutrients are distributed throughout the body through the blood.

3) Therefore it rules the muscles, flesh and our limbs.

If the main complaint is food retention with indigestion, abdominal distention and an aversion to excessive eating, but have normal appetite with no nausea after eating, then the Stomach function is normal and the Spleen is abnormal. Herbs can be used to strengthen the Spleen and assist the transformation and transportation function of food.

When children suffer from indigestion, lack of hearty appetite, sometimes suffer from fullness and abdominal distention then herbs must be to stimulate the spleen and harmonize the stomach so that young children can be strengthened and their body properly nourished and do not fall sick often.

In TCM, stomach disorder can affect the spleen and any spleen disorder would affect the stomach. If digested food is unable to transform, there is a Spleen disorder and treatment should tonify the Spleen. However, if a patient is reluctant to eat but feels comfortable after eating, it is a Stomach disorder.

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