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Source | Guangdong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Source: Zhang Qicheng, Life Times, Health China, Health Appointment, Central Broadcasting Network, etc.) Nowadays, people are increasingly concerned about health maintenance and actively seek various methods to improve their health. However, some individuals are hesitant to engage in health practices due to perceived complexity. Are there simpler … Read more
In recent years, the concept of health preservation through Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has gradually gained popularity, with more and more people choosing TCM methods to nourish their bodies. So what specific methods does TCM offer for health preservation, and how should we implement them? 1. TCM Health Preservation: The Key is Preventing Disease Before … Read more
▷▷▷ The knowledge of health preservation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is profound, and the research in this area is thorough. Therefore, to promote people’s health, it is essential to focus on health preservation methods. Different seasons require different health preservation focuses, and methods may vary by gender. Additionally, regional differences must be considered; for … Read more
★Collection of TCM Learning Videos (Massage, Moxibustion, Gua Sha) What is Health Preservation? One acupuncture treatment that works immediately is called hormones. Medications that show effects in a few days. Consistency over a month, two months, half a year, or a year. Only when there are no side effects can it be called health preservation. … Read more
Eight Common Health Preservation Methods Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) health preservation has a long history and profound roots. Guided by TCM theories, it adheres to the basic principles of harmonizing the organs, unblocking the meridians, calming the spirit, moderating desires, regulating breath, and maintaining consistency, forming a series of health preservation methods. 1. Constitution Adjustment … Read more
Many retirees are aware that consuming refined flour for a long time is not good for the body, which is why more and more people are turning to whole grains. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there is a saying that “the five grains nourish the five organs”. Do you know which five grains nourish which … Read more
Over two thousand years ago, the “Huangdi Neijing” proposed the dietary principle that “grains nourish, fruits assist, and combining flavors supplements essence and energy“. The ancients believed that whole grains nourish the five organs: soybeans primarily nourish the kidneys, rice moistens the lungs, millet nourishes the spleen, sorghum nourishes the liver, and wheat nourishes the … Read more
Since ancient times, “the five grains” have been an important part of people’s diets. The “Chinese Dietary Guidelines (2022)” also emphasize adhering to a diet primarily based on grains. Over 2000 years ago, the “Huangdi Neijing” proposed the dietary principle of “the five grains nourish, the five livestock benefit, the five fruits assist, and the … Read more
Every Chinese person’s life is closely tied to the “Five Grains”. The classic TCM text, Huangdi Neijing (黄帝内经), states that “grains are for nourishment,” clearly indicating that the Five Grains are key to maintaining health. The Five Grains correspond to the five organs in the human body and have specific regulating effects. Western medicine also … Read more
There are many different versions of the “Five Grains” (五谷), with the two most important being: one refers to rice (稻), millet (黍), broomcorn millet (稷), wheat (麦), and beans (菽); the other refers to hemp (大麻), foxtail millet (小米), common millet (小米), wheat (小麦), and corn (蜀黍). In modern terms, the Five Grains often … Read more