Digestive Disorders
Sleep & Stress Management
Women’s Health (Menstruation, Fertility, Menopause)
Pain Management (Back Pain, Arthritis, Headaches)
Respiratory Health (Colds, Allergies, Asthma)
1. The occurrence of tendon diseases: The “Lingshu” (Spiritual Pivot) states that tendon diseases occur due to: 1. Cold causing the tendons to contract; heat causing the tendons to relax and not retract. 2. Resulting from liver diseases. 3. The primary cause is external injury. 2. The formation of tendon diseases (discussing primarily external injuries … Read more
1. Blood Stasis: Spots on the Face! Have you noticed that most people with spots are women? The reason women are more prone to spots is closely related to their constitution—women are predominantly yin, often cold in nature, tend to have stagnant qi due to their introverted personalities, and do not exercise frequently, which hinders … Read more
Disorders of blood refer to physiological abnormalities in blood function, primarily manifested as insufficient blood production or excessive consumption, irregular blood circulation, and reduced nourishing function of blood. Blood disorders include xue xu (blood deficiency), xue yu (blood stasis), xue re (blood heat), and chuxue (hemorrhage). Xue Xu (Blood Deficiency) Blood deficiency refers to a … Read more
★ Symptoms of Blood Stasis Constitution 1. Poor Memory Some individuals have difficulty remembering things, a condition referred to in TCM as “forgetfulness,” indicating a tendency to forget. Why does this happen? It is due to impaired blood circulation, where blood fails to nourish the heart, thus not providing sufficient blood to support cognitive functions. … Read more
For listeners who enjoy audiobooks, you can click below to listen to the audio. 【Author Introduction】 Lu Weixing, male, chief physician, professor, doctoral supervisor, currently serves as the deputy director of the Cardiology Department at Dongzhimen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, and chairman of the Cardiovascular Disease Professional Committee of the Beijing Association … Read more
The constitution is crucial for women! Many women experience various physiological and psychological discomforts due to constitutional issues, and despite trying numerous methods to regulate their constitution, they often hit a wall due to the lack of suitable paths. So, how should women regulate their constitution? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is the first choice! Blood … Read more
Focus on UsClick the blue text to follow us Blood stasis refers to the obstruction of blood flow, characterized by fixed stabbing pain, masses, bleeding, and signs of blood stasis. (1) Clinical Manifestations The pain is characterized by stabbing sensations, persistent pain that resists pressure, fixed and immovable, often worsening at night; the nature of … Read more
When the sublingual veins are engorged, thick, and dark, and there are frequent bruises on the body accompanied by a feeling of fullness and stabbing pain, along with skin blemishes, it indicates significant blood stasis in the body. However, no matter how many blood-activating and stasis-resolving herbs are used, they seem ineffective! The root cause … Read more
Mr. Li Have you heard of blood stasis constitution? What does blood stasis mean? Professional Answer In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), blood stasis refers to poor blood circulation and thick, stagnant blood. Mr. Li How can we determine if someone has a blood stasis constitution? Professional Answer First, observe physical signs: individuals with blood stasis … Read more
Healthy life is beautifulto popularize health knowledge for you Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that elderly individuals experience a decline in kidney qi, dysfunction of internal organs, and poor circulation of qi and blood, leading to chronic diseases that are difficult to cure. Common clinical manifestations include heart, brain, … Read more