What is Kidney Yang Deficiency?
Kidney Yang Deficiency (Shen Yang Xu) is a type of deficiency-cold syndrome characterized by the decline of Kidney Yang, leading to a failure in warming and transforming the body. It is often caused by a constitution of Yang deficiency, aging-related Kidney depletion, chronic illness harming the Kidneys, or excessive sexual activity.
According to a survey by the International Society of Male Medicine, male diseases caused by Kidney Yang Deficiency, such as impotence, premature ejaculation, prostatitis, prostate enlargement, and infertility, are on the rise. Among 100 adult men, half are affected by male health issues.
For women, Kidney Yang Deficiency can lead to premature ovarian failure, irregular menstruation, infertility, menopause symptoms, and a sallow complexion. Currently, the age of women suffering from Kidney Yang Deficiency is becoming younger.
Symptoms include: fatigue, lack of energy, low vitality, easy fatigue; sensitivity to cold, cold extremities (in severe cases, even in summer), a heavy body; lower back and knee soreness, cold pain in the lower back, weakness in muscles and bones; reduced sexual function, impotence, premature ejaculation, and susceptibility to prostatitis.
Consequences of Kidney Yang Deficiency
In men, Kidney Yang Deficiency can lead to impotence, premature ejaculation, prostatitis, and other male health issues. Insufficient Kidney essence can result in infertility.
For women, it can cause hair loss, brittle hair, graying hair, and poor hair quality; eye puffiness, dark circles, sallow complexion; early menopause; weight gain, weakness in limbs; sensitivity to cold; insomnia, and irritability.
In today’s society, how many families suffer from a lack of warmth and harmony due to sexual psychological disorders, leading to family breakdowns? How many people take inappropriate medications, developing dependencies and even harming other vital organs, causing additional diseases? How many suffer from infertility due to low sperm count, affecting family harmony and becoming a family tragedy!
Case Study 1
I never thought the seven-year itch would happen in my own marriage.
In 2017, my husband and I entered our seventh year of marriage; he was 35, and I was 33. Every woman cherishes the passionate love of youth, trying to remember it throughout life, using those sweet memories to warm the mundane and dull marriage. Thus, I confidently believed that the various twists and turns in others’ marriages were merely their misfortunes.
However, unexpectedly, I fell into the pain of the “seven years”.
Half a year ago, my husband’s work became exceptionally busy: meetings, overtime, and business trips became frequent. He was rarely home, and even when he was, he would collapse into bed, exhausted, showing none of the warmth and care from the early years of our marriage.
Even as a dull person, I sensed something was wrong in our marriage, gradually becoming suspicious.
“Is it that he has someone else, which is why he shows no interest in me?”
One day, while he was showering, I impulsively checked his phone. “Boom!” My mind felt like it exploded; what I saw was not the imagined third party, but a WeChat chat filled with topics like “tonifying the kidneys, Kidney deficiency, and not having children,” even hinting that he wanted to take aphrodisiac pills. Finally, I understood why my husband was reluctant to be close to me. Honestly, at that moment, I felt very distressed, unsure whether to regret not caring enough for him or to accept the reality of aging.
In the beginning of our marriage, we dreamed of nurturing new life in our family and longed for it countless times, but after years of effort, there was still no result. Watching peers’ children start elementary school, especially seeing friends flaunting their children, must have stirred my husband’s urgent desire to be a father. Coupled with the fact that we were no longer in our twenties, our physical functions were not what they used to be, I completely understood my husband’s anxiety, inferiority, and helplessness…
Signs of Male Kidney Yang Deficiency:
1. Fatigue, lack of energy, low vitality, easy fatigue;
2. Lower back and knee soreness, cold pain in the lower back, weakness in muscles and bones;
3. Reduced sexual function, impotence, premature ejaculation, and susceptibility to prostatitis;
4. Pale or dark complexion;
5. Decreased sperm quality, leading to infertility.
Case Study 2
My husband, Gao Da, used to bring me gifts every time he returned from business trips, various high-end clothes, bags, and cosmetics, but I never wore them; I gave them to his relatives or my cousins when they visited.
One year on my birthday, Gao Da gave me a gold bracelet worth several thousand yuan. I found it too impractical and couldn’t sleep well that night. The next day, I took the receipt to return it and bought him a shirt worth over a thousand yuan instead. For this, Gao Da got angry with me for the first time. He said he had never seen anyone like me; other women would cry and demand jewelry from their men, but I returned it. I told him I never wore jewelry, and buying something I wouldn’t use was a waste. Gao Da said he wouldn’t buy me anything again if I didn’t like it.
The clothes Gao Da bought me cost hundreds or thousands of yuan each, while I could buy ten or more online for the same price. I even bought the same style online and flaunted it in front of Gao Da, saying, “I got this skirt for 80 yuan, while you paid over 800 for yours.” Gao Da just scoffed and ignored me, and our daughter said, “Mom, the one you bought is a knockoff; how could the real one be so cheap? Just compare it with the one you gave to Auntie to see!” I retorted, “Regardless of whether it’s real or fake, they look the same; if I can wear it for 80 yuan, why spend over 800?” Our daughter shook her head, unwilling to explain further, and Gao Da simply went inside, ignoring me.
Gao Da spent less and less time at home, often returning late at night. When I called him, he always said he was busy, and when he came home, he didn’t want to talk to me. When I tried to discuss things with him, he always looked impatient. I started to panic because I felt invisible to Gao Da, but I didn’t dare to ask him what was wrong.
My daughter reminded me, “Mom, you really need to dress up; which man would like a plain-looking woman?” I was suddenly shocked; a plain-looking woman? Had I really become one in Gao Da’s eyes? I rushed to the mirror and examined myself closely, with dry, yellow hair, a dull complexion full of spots, and wearing my husband’s oversized T-shirt, which accentuated my excess weight…
At that moment, an overwhelming sadness surged within me. After nearly twenty years of marriage, all my thoughts had been devoted to my family and my husband and daughter. I believed that as long as they were well-fed and well-dressed, I was fine. I truly didn’t care about myself. I had been so devoted to them that I couldn’t believe Gao Da would dislike me for aging and becoming unattractive. But now, his various behaviors forced me to accept this reality; he had transformed into a refined man, while I had become a true plain-looking woman. What should I do?
Signs of Female Kidney Yang Deficiency:
1. Hair loss, brittle hair, graying hair, poor hair quality;
2. Eye puffiness, dark circles, sallow complexion;
3. Early menopause;
4. Weight gain, weakness in limbs;
5. Sensitivity to cold;
6. Insomnia, irritability.
How to Protect the Kidneys
Target Audience
Yanling Changchun Capsules are specially formulated Chinese herbal medicine designed to address impotence, premature ejaculation, and various diseases caused by Kidney Yang Deficiency in adult men of all ages.
Analysis of Yanling Changchun Capsule Ingredients
1. Deer Antler (Lu Rong): A precious medicinal material. Deer antler contains phospholipids, glycolipids, gelatin, hormones, fatty acids, amino acids, proteins, and trace elements such as calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and sodium, with amino acids making up more than half of its total composition. It is used to treat Kidney deficiency, dizziness, deafness, dim vision, impotence, nocturnal emissions, infertility due to cold in the uterus, weakness, fatigue, sensitivity to cold, cold pain in the lower back, weakness in muscles and bones, and prolonged illness.
2. Deer Penis (Lu Jian): Tonifies Kidney essence, strengthens Kidney Yang, benefits essence, and strengthens the lower back and knees. It is used to treat Kidney deficiency, lower back pain, deafness, tinnitus, impotence, nocturnal emissions, premature ejaculation, infertility due to cold in the uterus, and clear, thin vaginal discharge.
3. Dog Penis (Gou Jian): Mainly used for impotence and coldness in men due to Kidney Yang deficiency, or cold extremities, lower back pain, and frequent urination.
4. Pig Testicles (Zhu Gao): Tonifies the Kidneys and treats asthma.
5. Sea Rice (Da Hai Mi): Nutrient-rich, high in calcium, phosphorus, and other trace elements beneficial to the human body, making it a good source of calcium.
6. Dog Bone (Gou Gu): Strengthens the spleen and promotes blood circulation. It treats rheumatic pain, weakness in the lower back and legs, numbness in the limbs, chronic diarrhea, sores, frostbite, and helps with internal dampness, joint pain, weakness in the lower back and legs, numbness in the limbs, prolonged diarrhea, bleeding, and childhood convulsions.
