What are the six levels?

Six levels is an ancient method of traditional Chinese medicine, based on the theory of six energy channels: Taiyang, Yangming, Shaoyang, Taiyin, Shaoyin and Jueyin. The method first appeared soon in history, at 25 BCE and was explained in many ancient Chinese texts. Some early Chinese texts that contain links to six levels include "Shang Han Iun" and "Wan Gan Wen Re Pain", both books written about the disease process. Six levels are used to explain the nature and progression of pathogenic disease. They show how lack of energy, excesses and blockages contribute to the onset of the disease and the overall energy imbalance. The main heat is said to be processed in four phases: Wei (outer defensive), Qi (internal defensive), Yin (nutrient phase) and xue (blood phase. These classification of body layers helping to understand the severity and general placement of pathologies that help him to create clinical diagnostics and treatment plan.that there are only three areas in which pathogenesis can be determined: the lower, middle and upper areas of the cavity of the human body.

The first level, the level of Taiyang disease, is a level known as an external syndrome generator. People who experience Taiyang can have aversion to cold, light white tongue and pain and stiffness in the throat. Another level, yangming, is the level of diseases caused by the external forces of cold and wind, which are transmitted directly into the inside of the body; Yangming disease processes usually include intestines and stomach and may result in chronic constipation. The third level, Shaoyang, is responsible for theims that were caused by the unsolved energy of Taiyang. People who experience Shaoyang diseases can have dizziness, poor appetite and slippery white tongue.

The second set of six levels begins with Taiyin levels. People who have these diseases are assumed to suffer from the condition of pathogenic cold, with the largestprobably because of the delayed treatment of the first three levels. The fifth level is the level of shaoyin, which is characterized by diseases that lead to free from the help, weak pulse and overall pathogenic cold. The last level, Jueyin, is characterized by either extreme heat or extreme cold diseases, which makes this last level the most complex and most difficult to treat.