SC is a unique form of traditional Korean medicine (TKM) that divides people into four constitutional types (Taeyang-in: TY, Taeeum-in: TE, Soyang-in: SY, and Soeum-in: SE), which differ in inherent mind-body characteristics such as external appearance, personality traits, susceptibility to particular diseases, drug responses, and balance of internal organ functioning [ 3].
Vulcan was a sad sight that night, slumped in a cage at the surgery, on a drip to keep his internal organs functioning, and surrounded by towels.
The company's social-media posts encourage a D.I.Y. approach to health: "Rosemary supports healthy digestion and internal organ function.
Internal organ function improved (lung) or remained stable.
Overall, internal organ functions were stable to slightly worse after HDIT, and 4 patients had progressive or nonresponsive disease.
The nervous system in general serves as a communication relay, monitoring and coordinating internal organ function and responds to changes in the external environment.
Interoception is the perception of sensations from inside the body and includes the perception of physical sensations related to internal organ function, such as heart beat, respiration, satiety, and autonomic nervous system activity related to emotions [28] [31].
Because our Anp32e-deficient mice showed no apparent deficits in any of the functions proposed for Anp32e, we expanded our phenotypic analyses and used standard assays of blood chemistry and hematology to perform a broad-spectrum analysis of internal organ function.
SCs have been reported to be closely related to the equilibrium of internal organ functions [ 1].
Sasang constitutional medicine (SCM), a field of traditional Korean medicine (TKM), emphasizes the inherited characteristics of psychological and physical patterns, as well as the combination of congenital determinants and internal organ function in the development of diseases or disorders [ 11].
Sasang constitutional medicine (SCM) is a unique form of traditional Korean medicine that divides human beings into four constitutional types (Tae-Yang: TY, Tae-Eum: TE, So-Yang: SY, and So-Eum: SE), which differ in inherited characteristics, such as external appearance, personality traits, susceptibility to particular diseases, drug responses, and equilibrium among internal organ functions.
