Spleen Likes Dryness, Dislikes Dampness
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The spleen earth needs dryness to perform its transformation and transportation function (like dry soil can grow crops, but mud cannot). Dampness is the spleen's greatest enemy.
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Dehumidifier maintenance. Why is it said that 'nine out of ten people have dampness' and it is difficult to treat? Because dampness traps the spleen, and once the spleen is weak, there is more dampness (a vicious cycle). The first rule of nourishing the spleen: avoid raw and cold foods (raw and cold generate dampness), and eat more drying foods (such as fried rice, tangerine peel).
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The spleen belongs to earth, its nature is to ascend the clear and transform dampness. Physiologically, it relies on a 'dry' environment to transport and transform water and grain. Dampness is heavy, turbid, sticky, and stagnant, and it most easily obstructs spleen qi, causing loss of transportation and transformation; when the spleen fails to transport and transform, water dampness further accumulates, forming a vicious cycle of 'dampness trapping the spleen—spleen generating dampness'. Therefore, the spleen 'likes dryness and dislikes dampness' is the general principle for care and treatment.
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