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Heart Yin DeficiencyHeart Yin deficiency primarily manifests as: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers blood to be Yin, hence the concept of Yin blood deficiency. Clinically, the symptoms of Heart Yin deficiency are similar to those of Heart Yang deficiency, such as palpitations, insomnia, and vivid dreams. However, due to the mutual balancing mechanism of Yin … Read more
Yin deficiency with excessive Yang fire refers to a state where Yin fluids are insufficient, leading to an overabundance of virtual fire. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yin and Yang encompass: Qi as Yang, body fluids as Yin, above as Yang, below as Yin, left as Yang, and right as Yin. The balance of Yin … Read more
Discussing Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the various diseases of the world. Listen as Wendon explains the “Huangdi Neijing”. Hello everyone! Today, we will talk about what Yin deficiency is. Yin deficiency is a unique professional term in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which Western medicine does not understand. Those familiar with TCM are … Read more
This article is for reference only! “TCM Deficiency Syndromes: Yin Deficiency” The Dao produces Yin and Yang, dividing into two. Yin is for nourishment, Yang is for transformation; Yin and Yang harmonize, together nurturing the growth of all things. Yin and Yang are originally one entity, differing in form but ultimately converging. In nature, droughts … Read more
Modern individuals often experience mental strain and late nights, leading to a depletion of Yin energy, akin to the ancient saying, “when the oil runs out, the lamp goes out.” In this article, Master Luo Dalun discusses what Yin deficiency is and how to recognize if you are affected. With wisdom in your heart, you … Read more
1. Yin Deficiency with Excess Fire, 2. Yang Deficiency with Cold, 3. Both Yin and Yang Deficiency, 4. Liver Qi Stagnation (1) Yin Deficiency with Excess Fire is the most common type of patient, with a very high incidence, primarily affecting middle-aged and elderly individuals, though it is also seen in adolescents. This condition is … Read more
When health issues arise, the body exhibits certain signs. Whether in Western medicine or Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), any problem does not occur suddenly; there are always signals from the body before or during the onset of the issue. If these signals can be detected early, the problems can be addressed sooner, preventing them from … Read more
When it comes to Kidney Yin Deficiency (Shen Yin Xu), many people have heard of it, and some may even be experiencing it. However, there are still a few who do not know what symptoms are associated with Kidney Yin Deficiency. So, do you know what the symptoms of Kidney Yin Deficiency are? Let’s explore … Read more
This article introduces how to regulate four types of constitution: Yin Deficiency, Yang Deficiency, Qi Deficiency, and Blood Deficiency using traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).1. Yin DeficiencyIndividuals with Yin deficiency lack Yin fluids in the body. What are Yin fluids? They refer to moisture or body fluids. So, how can we tell if someone has Yin … Read more
Yin Deficiency Constitution Keywords: Heat (mouth, tongue, eyes, skin), hot palms and soles, sweating (night sweats) Specific Manifestations: Low fever, hot palms and soles, afternoon tidal fever, night sweats, dry mouth and throat, irritability and insomnia, dizziness, tinnitus, red tongue with little coating, thin and rapid pulse. Diseases Prone to Occur: Hypertension, lupus erythematosus, constipation, … Read more