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This is the “VTN Health and Beauty in 60 Seconds” segment Accompanying you on day 290 Traditional Chinese Medicine often states that nine out of ten women have blood stasis. Most women have a blood stasis constitution, and as they age, in addition to natural aging, they also experience issues such as dull facial complexion, … Read more
For more exciting content, please click the blue text above to follow! For men, to determine if they have anemia or a blood disorder, the first step is to check a complete blood count to understand their blood condition by looking at red blood cells and hemoglobin levels. Women do not need to do this … Read more
Blood stasis, also known as yu xue (瘀血), is considered a pathological state in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It refers to the condition where the flow of blood is obstructed due to stagnation of qi (气). Various factors can lead to blood stasis, which can be causative, pathological, or symptomatic, and it is commonly seen … Read more
Qi and blood are crucial for human health; when Qi flows, blood flows, and when Qi stagnates, blood stasis occurs. Many people may have experienced blood stasis: without any apparent injury, they find bruises appearing on their bodies, which then fade away after some time.This phenomenon is a typical manifestation of blood stasis constitution. So, … Read more
#Stasis “Blood stasis causes a hundred diseases!” Stasis means blockage! Blood stasis is a diagnostic pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), indicating that blood circulation in the body is obstructed, or there is stagnant blood internally. This condition is referred to as a blood stasis constitution. Blood stasis constitution is a type of constitution that … Read more
Blood stasis refers to poor blood circulation Qi deficiency means lack of energy Different constitutions Require different adjustments Should we “transform” or “nourish”? Let’s hear what the experts say. Blood stasis refers to poor blood circulation Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that there is a susceptibility and tendency between constitution and disease.Blood stasis constitution is … Read more
In daily life, doctors often diagnose conditions as 血虚 (xuè xū), 血瘀 (xuè yū), 血寒 (xuè hán), and 血热 (xuè rè). What are the differences between these conditions, and which one might you or your family be experiencing? After confirming symptoms and constitution with a healthcare provider, what else can you do besides regular treatment? … Read more
Many people believe that a decline in physical condition and aging are due to “deficiency,” such as spleen deficiency or kidney deficiency. However, there is another fundamental cause—”stasis,” which includes blood stasis, phlegm turbidity, and phlegm-stasis congealing. Weng Weiliang, a renowned TCM expert in the capital, states: “As people strive for their careers, the condition … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine for a Healthy Life Prevention First: A Combination of Prevention and Treatment Six Manifestations of Blood Stasis in the Body Three Indicators to Diagnose Blood Stasis 1Local Blood Stasis Syndrome The main symptoms include localized stabbing pain, tenderness upon pressure, and masses. Liver cirrhosis presents as a mass, known in TCM as … Read more
There are many patients with blood stasis in clinical practice, and they often exhibit the following symptoms: 1. One of the most common symptoms of blood stasis is pain, which can manifest as stabbing pain, distending pain, or cramping pain. The location and nature of the pain will vary depending on the site and severity … Read more