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21. Endocrine Glands - Thyroid
3. Thyroid: This gland is located below the vocal cords and spread like the wings of a butterfly on both sides of it.
20. Endocrine Glands - Pituitary, Pineal
There are many chemical activities which take place in the body continuously at the same time and many glands produce different chemical agents. The chemical substances produced by glands are made for a particular function. They are called hormones. These liquids are mixed in blood and give stimulation of some kind. They exchange messages among various organs of the body. Small quantity is sufficient to boost acts of the organs.
Skin: All other organs of the body are located at a particular place. They work in a definite field. But the skin has an expanded field. Besides touch, it helps in determining fever, pain, pressure. Hot or cold, light or heavy, rough or smooth etc. are known through the skin. Small areas are spread throughout the skin for this all over the skin.
18. Sensory Organ - Tongue
Tongue: The organ which helps us in determining taste is called tongue. The upper layer of the tongue is dry and there are taste buds over it. When anything touches the tongue, taste determining cells in the tongue are stimulated. They send a message, through taste buds, to the taste center in the brain. Tongue plays a vital role of taste as well as it helps in creating sound.
The organ which helps us in smelling anything is called nose. The outer part of the nose is known as external nose and the inner one is called nose cave.
External Nose : This part is divided into two parts by a wall and they are called nostrils. The inner sides of these walls are covered with mucus. There is a net of tiny blood vessels.
The eye occupies a vital position in all five organs of knowledge. It helps us in gaining knowledge about everything. It includes the sensitivity connected with high rays, shape, distance, colour, density etc. In fact, its importance cannot be described in words. This is the reason why the nature has taken utmost precause for its safety and maintenance in the utmost care.
The organ, through which we hear is known as ear.
Outer Ear : The visible part is called the pinna. It is composed of a thin plate of yellow elastic cartilage, covered with integument, and connected to the surrounding parts by ligaments and muscles. There is a ditch which goes to the head. It is called hearing tube.
05. Differentiation and Principle -
Differentiation between JIN Reflexology and other related therapy. Principle of JIN Reflexology. All therapy works as average therapy but JIN Reflexology is work as unique therapy.
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Amazing features of JIN Reflexology - Perfect Diagnosis
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