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What is Yang Qi? Yang Qi is the combination of the innate Qi received from parents and the acquired Qi from respiration, along with the essence of food transformed by the Spleen and Stomach. It plays a role in nourishing the body’s tissues and maintaining the functions of the organs. As one ages, Yang Qi … Read more
“Yin toxins” are like household waste that needs to be cleaned up promptly; similarly, the waste produced in the human body should not be allowed to accumulate. We usually refer to harmful substances generated by the body’s metabolism as “toxins.” As a person reaches middle age, they gradually enter the Yin excess and Yang deficiency … Read more
Written by BoBo Mama Currently, a common phenomenon in China is that many girls are unable to find husbands. However, according to national statistics, the female population is only 685 million, which is over 30 million less than that of males. Under normal circumstances, one would expect many males to be “left single,” yet the … Read more
Click on “Guangzhou Suian Hall TCM Clinic” to follow me Recently, discussions about what constitutes “yang energy” have frequently topped the trending searches, sparking heated public debate. Whether it is the Ministry of Education’s proposal on preventing the feminization of young male students, emphasizing the cultivation of students’ yang energy, or the literary community criticizing … Read more
“Yang Deficiency and Yin Congestion – Thirst Due to Congested Fluids” Case by Tao Zhengshuan: Chen, male, 43 years old. Suffering from diabetes, previously diagnosed by another physician as middle yang dysfunction and lower jiao yang deficiency. Treated with warming and tonifying spleen and kidney methods, using modified Li Zhong Tang and Jin Gui Shen … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), insomnia is referred to as bumei (不寐), budewoh (不得卧), and mubuming (目不瞑). The pathogenesis is primarily attributed to excessive Yang heat, deficiency of Yin and blood, and the loss of Shen (spirit) function. However, the clinical application of nourishing Yin, subduing Yang, and nourishing blood to calm the spirit sometimes … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) expert shares health knowledge with you Click below to↓↓↓ follow for free The Eight Principles of Diagnosis (Ba Gang Bian Zheng) refer to the eight categories of syndromes: Yin and Yang, Deficiency and Excess, Exterior and Interior, Cold and Heat. This is the fundamental framework of TCM diagnosis. The saying goes, … Read more
Spleen Yang Deficiency Syndrome Definition of the Condition This syndrome refers to the deficiency of Spleen Yang, leading to a failure in warming and transporting, characterized by abdominal distension, reduced appetite, abdominal pain that prefers warmth and pressure, aversion to cold with cold limbs, loose stools, possible lower limb edema, or excessive vaginal discharge in … Read more
What is Heart and Kidney Yang Deficiency? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers Heart and Kidney Yang Deficiency to be a condition caused by insufficient Yang Qi in the heart and kidneys, leading to weak blood circulation, blood stasis, and internal coldness. This results in reduced function and stagnation of water and dampness. What Causes Heart … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) expert shares health knowledge with you Click below to follow for free ↓↓↓ The Yang deficiency constitution refers to the pathological phenomenon of weakened Yang Qi, commonly seen in modern medical conditions such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, heart failure, indigestion, diarrhea, dysentery, chronic gastroenteritis, diabetes, menopausal syndrome, erectile dysfunction, and … Read more