Organ Clock 3.1

The human body features twelve primary energy pathways, or meridians, each associated with specific organs. Traditional Chinese medicine posits that each organ experiences a dual-hour period during which its Qi reaches its peak, with the flow of Qi circulating in a cyclic, wave-like pattern in a clockwise direction through the meridians.

Practitioners and observers alike often note recurring symptoms that manifest at particular times, as these may signal an imbalance in the corresponding organ. For instance, waking consistently between 1 and 3 a.m. is frequently linked to Liver disharmony. The Organ Clock Application provides insight into which organs are aligned with each two-hour interval according to this traditional framework.

The Organ Clock iPhone Application delineates periods during which organs are at their peak Qi level. It offers detailed information for the current dominant organ, including whether it is classified as a Zang or Fu organ, Yin or Yang, and its elemental association. Additionally, it provides a brief overview of the organ's role within traditional Chinese medicine and offers guidance on appropriate behaviors during that period.

Furthermore, users can explore all organs independently of their current Qi status to gain a broader understanding of their functions and timings.

Disclaimer: If you suspect health issues or are experiencing symptoms, consult a qualified healthcare professional. The organ clock and related information do not replace professional diagnosis or medical advice. The developer of this application is neither a physician nor healer but has compiled publicly available information about the organ clock into this resource.