Distribution map of women's internal organs

The human body structure is complicated and the veins are interconnected, so in many cases, a small fever or cold can cause damage to our organs or even endanger our lives, so we cannot ignore any small details. When it comes to our human organs, the most basic ones are our internal organs. You may be familiar with them when you hear them, but it may be difficult for you to really tell which internal organs they are.

Today we will learn about the five internal organs and six bowels. The five internal organs mainly refer to the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys in our human body. What are the six bowels? The six bowels mainly refer to the stomach, intestines, colon, triple burner, bladder, and gallbladder. The five internal organs and six bowels they constitute are the key structures inside our human body. Rather, it should be said that the relationship between them is also closely related. The five elements are interdependent. For example, in medicine, we often say that a certain amount of sweetness is beneficial to the spleen, but too much sweetness will affect our stomach and harm the spleen. Therefore, we cannot completely strengthen the spleen and ignore the harm to other organs.

It should be said that the functions of these internal organs may be the ones that control the shape of our life. Once one of them is damaged, our appearance will be affected to some extent. As for the heart, it is our center. Once the heart is damaged, it may affect the flow and circulation of our blood. Therefore, if the electrocardiogram test tends to 0, the person's blood will gradually stop flowing and the person will die. The main function of the liver is to make us feel comfortable, adjust our mood, and promote gastrointestinal digestion. Kidneys mainly affect the growth and development of our reproductive organs and reproductive ability, etc.

It should be said that the function of the six internal organs is also very important. Simply put, after we eat food, the food will enter our stomach, undergo basic digestion in the stomach, and then enter the colon, where the nutrients absorbed will be further digested, and then enter the intestines, where the intestines will absorb the water in the sediment, and finally remove the dregs and excrete them out of the body.

Therefore, once one of our organs is damaged, it will affect the work of other organs. So, how do we protect our internal organs? The most fundamental thing should be to improve our diet, because our organs mainly rely on our food. If our diet is improper, it will aggravate the operation of these organs. Therefore, we should not eat too greasy or cold food. In addition, the organs also need rest, so we must ensure a good work and rest schedule to help these organs get rest.