Tcm views:Five storing viscera and five kinds of emotion

Five storing viscera and five kinds of emotion: The emotions of man pertain to the functions of the five storing viscera for the physiological activities of the five storing viscera results the emotional changes such as anger, joy, anxiety, sadness, and fear, i.e., five kinds of emotions. The excess change of emotion will injure the viscera internally. (As the fig.)

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