16/04/2025
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Spring is linked to the Wood element, symbolizing growth, flexibility, and the upward movement of energy, mirroring the dynamic nature of Spring.
The liver and gallbladder are the organs associated with the Wood element and are most active during Spring. The liver plays a crucial role in the smooth flow of energy throughout the body.
Spring is a time for cleansing, detoxification, and promoting both physical and emotional renewal.
It's a good time to focus on foods that support the liver and gallbladder, such as green foods, sour foods, and light, easily digestible meals.
Movement, stretching, and spending time in nature can help support the liver's function and promote a sense of well-being during Spring.
A time of expansion and growth, Spring is also a time when emotions like anger and frustration can arise due to the dynamic nature of the season.
The transition from the Yin, nurturing energy of Winter to the Yang, active Spring energy is a time of change and new beginnings.
Practices that are beneficial during Spring include acupuncture, herbal remedies, and Qigong exercises that support the liver and gallbladder.