To review the "five organs",The "five organs" were the liver, heart, spleen, lungs, and kidneys.
On the other hand, I will introduce it this timeThe "six bowels" consist of the gallbladder, small intestine, stomach, large intestine, bladder, and sanjiao.
The Sanjiao is considered to be the path of qi and water.

　While the five organs are responsible for producing and storing the qi, blood, and water necessary for human life, the six organs digest, accept, and transport food in a mushy manner, and excrete the remaining debris.
The six bowels are not a place to store food, but a path through which food passes, and there is no getting stuck on the way.
The five organs fill the qi and blood essence, while the six bowels do not fill the qi and blood.
Essence is the basic thing necessary for a person's life and encourages growth and development.
What you eat is sent to the stomach, small intestine, bladder, and large intestine, in that order.
Bile produced by the liver is stored in the gallbladder.

In addition, the "five organs and six bowels" function not alone, but by helping each other.
For example, if the function of the gallbladder is normal, the mind, which is the function of the liver, is also stable.
In addition, the "five organs and six bowels" have a "yin-yang" and "two-side" relationship.
The front and back are the idea that the "five organs and six bowels" are connected, and when one organ is weakened, the function of the paired "six bowels" also weakens.
For example, if you think about the lungs and large intestine, when the lungs function is weakened, the air circulation in the body becomes poor and dry, which affects the large intestine and makes it more likely to become constipated.