Traditional Chinese Medicine Facial Diagnosis: Key Insights

Traditional Chinese Medicine Facial Diagnosis: Key Insights

The article is adapted from the 360DOC Personal Library. Forehead fire marks with spots: Three horizontal lines indicate (deep horizontal lines on the forehead suggest high mental stress; those with spots may have cardiovascular issues, and should prevent hypertension and diabetes.) Chest and breast reflected between the eyes; (if the corners of the eyes are … Read more

Assessing Phlegm-Dampness: A Practical Approach through Observation

Assessing Phlegm-Dampness: A Practical Approach through Observation

This subscription account is hosted by the Hu Xishu Research Studio of the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine’s Inheritance Project. Mr. Hu Xishu is a renowned modern TCM practitioner and educator, celebrated in Japan as a prominent researcher of the “Shang Han Lun” with a unique theoretical system in Chinese medicine. Question: Some people have … Read more

Observing the Sclera: Understanding Disease Through the Eyes

Observing the Sclera: Understanding Disease Through the Eyes

【Disclaimer】The images and text are sourced from the internet. If there is any infringement, please contact us for removal! Note: The audio is read by a robot. If the experience is not satisfactory, those with high demands may choose not to listen. Thank you for your understanding. The sclera, or the white part of the … Read more

The Secrets of Facial Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

The Secrets of Facial Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

Facial Features Indicating Severe or Untreatable Conditions Be cautious if any of the following “dead” features appear: 1: Black spots on the glabella, tip of the nose, and both sides of the nose indicate a prognosis of three days. 2: Hair that is dry and standing upright indicates a prognosis of fifteen days. 3: A … Read more

Pediatric Diagnosis in TCM: Observations You Should Not Miss

Pediatric Diagnosis in TCM: Observations You Should Not Miss

TCM Book ClubIssue 3722Daily updates to support the growth of TCM practitioners IIntroduction: In pediatric cases, observation is particularly important. Not only the tongue, facial color, lip color, nose, eyes, ears, hair, abdomen, and kidney area may provide significant clinical insights. Are you paying attention to these areas in your practice? Let’s learn together. —This … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM for Beauticians

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM for Beauticians

↑↑↑ Click above Li Shi Shi to follow the beauty industry updatesObservation Diagnosis Principles1. Observing the Spirit: The severity of illness can be assessed by observing the spirit. Calmness indicates a Yin condition, while agitation suggests a Yang condition. Blood deficiency and fluid loss often lead to confusion and dullness, while irritability indicates exhaustion. Fatigue … Read more

Essential Observations: How to Diagnose a Person’s Condition

Essential Observations: How to Diagnose a Person's Condition

How to Diagnose a Person’s Condition How to know if a person has a heart condition: the two eyebrows are furrowed, the root of the nose is fine, the complexion is dark and dull, indicating heart pain and emotional distress. How to know if a person has a liver condition: the eyes are red, the … Read more

Observing Children’s Fingerprints: The Secrets Hidden in Small Palms

Observing Children's Fingerprints: The Secrets Hidden in Small Palms

It is common to see Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners examining children by asking to see their small hands. Are they reading palmistry? Today, we will explore what TCM practitioners actually observe from the palms of children. 1. Three Positions of the Index Finger Vessels In fact, TCM does not examine the palm for palmistry … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM

Comprehensive Guide to Observation Diagnosis in TCM

Observation Diagnosis1. Observing SpiritThe severity of illness relies on observing the spirit; calmness indicates a yin condition,blood deficiency and fluid loss lead to confusion, dullness, and emotional distress.Restlessness and exhaustion indicate a depletion of spirit; heat in the heart leads to unclear spirit,fatigue is seen after deficiency, and no need for alarm if the chest … Read more

The Rare Method of Observation Diagnosis in TCM: Effective in Identifying Diseases

The Rare Method of Observation Diagnosis in TCM: Effective in Identifying Diseases

“A Mission-Driven Public Account” Dedicated to the Growth and Inheritance of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Especially Folk Practices Accompanying TCM Practitioners in Their Growth Every Day Issue 2854 Author / Zhao Liming, Xi’an Yanta Zhaolu Tang TCM Hospital Editor / Xu Honghong ⊙ Proofreader / Zhang Ruizhi The content of this article is extracted from official … Read more