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Why Fresh Ginseng is Beneficial? Nourishing and Strengthening Without Causing Heat! How to Consume Fresh Ginseng? Understand It All in One Article!

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Why Fresh Ginseng is Beneficial? Nourishing and Strengthening Without Causing Heat! How to Consume Fresh Ginseng? Understand It All in One Article!

The earliest existing monograph on Chinese medicine, the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (Shen Nong’s Classic of Materia Medica), records the essence of ginseng’s medicinal use that was established in China over 4000 years ago: “Ginseng, sweet and slightly cold in nature, primarily nourishes the five organs.” Effects of Ginseng Beauty and Skin Care The … Read more

Ginseng (Panax ginseng)

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Ginseng (Panax ginseng)

Compilation of National Chinese Medicinal Herbs: Ginseng Pinyin Rén Shēn Alias Bangchui, Shanshen, Yuanshen, Shenye Source The root of the plant Panax ginseng C. A. Mey. (P. schin-seng Nees) from the family Araliaceae, with its leaves also used medicinally, referred to as Shenye. It is generally harvested from plants that are over five years old. … Read more

Experience in Differentiating and Treating Blood Stasis Syndrome by Professor Liu Baohe (Ye Tianshi’s Xun Run Tong Luo Formula)

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Experience in Differentiating and Treating Blood Stasis Syndrome by Professor Liu Baohe (Ye Tianshi's Xun Run Tong Luo Formula)

“The Most Popular Traditional Chinese Medicine Public Account” “The Most Popular TCM Public Account” Dedicated to the growth and inheritance of Traditional Chinese Medicine, especially folk TCM Accompanying TCM practitioners in their growth every day Issue No. 679 Author: Peng Zhiping China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences Editor / Zhao Xin ⊙ Proofreader / Duan … Read more

Exploring the Role of Collaterals in Systemic Sclerosis with Interstitial Lung Disease Based on the Concept of ‘Lung as a Blood Organ’

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Exploring the Role of Collaterals in Systemic Sclerosis with Interstitial Lung Disease Based on the Concept of 'Lung as a Blood Organ'

Zhang Wei’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Lecture Hall ∣ A Warm Public Account Systemic Sclerosis (Systemic Sclerosis, SSc), also known as scleroderma, is an immune-mediated rheumatic disease characterized clinically by skin fibrosis, visceral organ, and vascular lesions. The initial clinical manifestation includes skin swelling, which gradually thickens and hardens, ultimately leading to atrophy. This disease can … Read more

The Microcirculation of the Human Body in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Microcirculation of the Human Body in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Traditional Chinese Medicine Popularization Classroom meets you every day at 5 PM. Five Points for Nourishing the Stomach “Less, Slower, Lighter, Softer, Warmer” The Huangdi Neijing states, “Those who are good at treatment address the skin and hair.” This can be understood as referring to the skin and muscle surface, or it can be … Read more

Diary of an Eighteen-Year-Old Medical Student: Practicing Meridian Endurance

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Diary of an Eighteen-Year-Old Medical Student: Practicing Meridian Endurance

2018.11.18 Rain showers turning clear Sunday A father and daughter from Jieyang came, with the daughter mainly accompanying her father to seek treatment from the master. The elderly father is over eighty years old, and the daughter looks worried, as if she has a great burden on her heart. As soon as they sat down, … Read more

The Importance of Smooth Flow in the Collaterals for Cardiovascular Health

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The Importance of Smooth Flow in the Collaterals for Cardiovascular Health

 Click on the title below “Yiling Pharmaceutical” to quickly follow The unobstructed flow of the collaterals is a prerequisite for the normal circulation of Qi and blood in the body, ensuring health. The collaterals (luo mai) are a vast network system that permeates the entire body, responsible for the circulation of Qi and blood … Read more

The Wisdom of Ancient Practices: Exploring the Health Principles of Baduanjin through the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

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The Wisdom of Ancient Practices: Exploring the Health Principles of Baduanjin through the Eight Extraordinary Meridians

The Eight Extraordinary Meridians (奇经八脉, qī jīng bā mài), including the Ren Meridian (任脉, rèn mài), Du Meridian (督脉, dū mài), Chong Meridian (冲脉, chōng mài), Dai Meridian (带脉, dài mài), Yin Qiao Meridian (阴跷脉, yīn qiāo mài), Yang Qiao Meridian (阳跷脉, yáng qiāo mài), Yin Wei Meridian (阴维脉, yīn wéi mài), and Yang Wei … Read more

The Ren Meridian: Pathways and Clinical Applications

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The Ren Meridian: Pathways and Clinical Applications

The Ren Meridian (Ren Mai) originates from the center of the womb, with its main trunk running along the anterior midline, connecting with the fourteen primary meridians and the Du Meridian (Du Mai), intersecting at the Taiyin Lung Meridian (Taiyin Fei Jing). The associated organs include the womb (which encompasses the Dan Tian, lower jiao, … Read more

The Governing Vessel: Pathways and Clinical Applications

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The Governing Vessel: Pathways and Clinical Applications

The Governing Vessel (Du Mai) runs along the midline of the back. It connects with the Fourteen Meridians and the Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian, intersecting with the Conception Vessel (Ren Mai). The organs it connects primarily include the lower abdomen (including the Dan Tian (Elixir Field), lower jiao, liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and bladder), heart, brain, … Read more