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"Spleen-stomach function regulation" refers to a traditional Chinese medicine concept describing the coordinated functions of the spleen and stomach organs, centered on digestion, absorption, nutrient transformation, water transport, and aspects of immune and mental regulation. These functions are believed to affect multiple organ systems—including muscle nourishment, blood management, and emotional state—according to TCM theory. There is no single molecule, receptor, or biomarker that represents "spleen-stomach function regulation"; instead, it is an integrated view of organ-system physiology rather than a defined pharmacological target.
No standard pharmacological mechanism; in TCM, mechanisms are described as balancing Qi (vital energy), supporting digestion and absorption, and harmonizing organ systems
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