Single Herbs Guide
Herbal Formulas & Their Uses
How to Prepare & Use Herbal Medicine
“Shang Han Lun” (Treatise on Cold Damage) originates from the Eastern Han Dynasty, authored by Zhang Ji (also known as Zhongjing). This text is selected from the Ming Dynasty edition of “Zhongjing Quanshu – Reprint of the Song Version of Shang Han Lun” by Zhao Kaimei. The numbered references following the original text were added … Read more
Inheriting the legacy of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Verse: Huang Qi Gui Zhi Wu Wu Decoction, Shao Yao Da Zao and Sheng Jiang, benefits Qi, warms the meridians, harmonizes Ying and Wei, effective for blood bi and wind bi. Ingredients: Huang Qi 、Gui Zhi、Shao Yao、Sheng Jiang、Da Zao。 Dosage: Huang Qi … Read more
Introduction: The “Huangdi Neijing” also contains thirteen formulas, among which “Suwen” records eight formulas, and “Lingshu” records five formulas. This is an early record of using formulas to treat diseases in our country, and some of these formulas are still used in modern clinical practice. Below are the thirteen formulas summarized. 1. Zuo Jiao Fa … Read more
As one reaches middle age, it becomes necessary to add goji berries to the thermos. This phrase encapsulates the helplessness and exhaustion of many middle-aged individuals.It is said that upon entering middle age, life becomes a turning point, and the physiological maturity leads to increased silence. The decline in bodily functions makes one feel increasingly … Read more
01As one reaches middle age, it is inevitable to add goji berries to the thermos. This phrase captures the helplessness and exhaustion of many middle-aged individuals.It is said that as one enters middle age, life becomes shorter, marking a watershed moment. The physiological maturity leads to increased silence, and the decline in bodily functions makes … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), treating diseases requires not only a correct diagnosis of the patient’s condition but also a proficient understanding of the properties of Chinese herbs to effectively apply them in clinical practice. The properties of Chinese medicine refer to the fundamental nature and characteristics of herbal medicines, also known as medicinal properties. … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), treating diseases requires not only a correct diagnosis of the patient’s condition but also a proficient understanding of the properties of Chinese herbs to effectively apply them in clinical practice. The properties of Chinese medicine refer to the fundamental nature and characteristics of herbal medicines, also known as medicinal properties. … Read more
01 As one reaches middle age, it is inevitable to add goji berries to the thermos. This phrase captures the helplessness and fatigue of many middle-aged individuals. It is said that upon reaching middle age, life becomes a watershed; physiological maturity leads to increasing silence. The decline in bodily functions makes one feel increasingly powerless. … Read more
01As one reaches middle age, it is inevitable to add goji berries to the thermos. This phrase captures the helplessness and fatigue of many middle-aged individuals.It is said that as one enters middle age, life becomes a watershed; physiological maturity leads to increasing silence. The decline in bodily functions makes one feel increasingly powerless.This formula, … Read more
Harmony between Yin and Yang in nature leads to favorable weather and abundant harvests.For the human body, a balance of Qi and blood is essential for vitality and to ward off diseases.Just as the clouds and rain nourish the earth, the smooth flow of Qi and active blood are vital for health; when Qi flows … Read more