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Blood Stasis Causes Illness; Random Treatment Can Harm the Body! Three Cups of Tea to Cool Blood, Resolve Stasis, and Promote Heart Health~

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Blood Stasis Causes Illness; Random Treatment Can Harm the Body! Three Cups of Tea to Cool Blood, Resolve Stasis, and Promote Heart Health~

Blood Stasis (Xue Yu) Huang Hua (Carthamus tinctorius) is a commonly used herb for invigorating blood circulation and resolving blood stasis. However, a 65-year-old woman with cardiovascular disease often used Huang Hua tea for self-treatment, but her condition worsened instead of improving! What went wrong? How should common blood-invigorating herbs be used correctly? Case Study … Read more

Blood Stasis Causes Pain, Blood Dryness Causes Itching, Blood Deficiency Causes Cold: TCM Treatment Approaches

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Blood Stasis Causes Pain, Blood Dryness Causes Itching, Blood Deficiency Causes Cold: TCM Treatment Approaches

Blood plays a crucial role in the human life system. If the blood is unhealthy, it can lead to various discomforts. Among these, blood stasis (xue yu), blood dryness (xue zao), and blood deficiency (xue xu) are the three most common blood-related issues. Dr. Hu Liangpu, a practitioner of classical formulas from Xiangyang, points out … Read more

Blood Stasis Constitution and Its Susceptibility to Disease (Cancer): Essential Conditioning Methods

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Blood Stasis Constitution and Its Susceptibility to Disease (Cancer): Essential Conditioning Methods

Expert: Yang Zhong, Chief Physician, Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Capital Medical University Obstruction of the meridians can lead to impaired blood circulation, causing metabolic waste to accumulate. Over time, this can form phlegm, which intertwines with blood stasis, and eventually, toxins may develop, leading to cancer. How to Identify Blood Stasis 1. Observe Pain … Read more

How to Regulate Blood Stasis Constitution in Women: Insights from Lingnan Gynecology Health Workshop

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How to Regulate Blood Stasis Constitution in Women: Insights from Lingnan Gynecology Health Workshop

Team Mentor National Leading Talent in Traditional Chinese Medicine “Qihuang Scholar”, Renowned Gynecologist in Lingnan, Famous TCM Physician in Guangdong Province, Chief Physician of Gynecology at Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine Wang Xiaoyun【Preface】 From ancient times to the present, literati have often used flowers to symbolize women, representing beauty and delicacy. However, gynecological … Read more

Blood Stasis Causes Various Diseases, Use Moxibustion to Resolve Stasis!

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Blood Stasis Causes Various Diseases, Use Moxibustion to Resolve Stasis!

Moxibustion can truly elevate white blood cell counts; where there is moxa, there is no cancer! Just as rivers can become blocked by silt or garbage, preventing normal flow, blood can also stagnate. Generally speaking, any blood that leaves the meridians and cannot disperse in time, or blood flow that is obstructed and accumulates in … Read more

Visual Evidence! Japanese Han Medicine Prioritizes Abdominal Diagnosis Over Pulse Diagnosis | Eclectic School of Abdominal Diagnosis

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Visual Evidence! Japanese Han Medicine Prioritizes Abdominal Diagnosis Over Pulse Diagnosis | Eclectic School of Abdominal Diagnosis

Chinese Medicine Academy xyzych1988 This article is selected from the internet. For more details, click the “Read the Original” at the bottom left of the article. Eclectic School of Abdominal Diagnosis Abdominal diagnosis refers to the palpation of the abdomen, which is part of the four diagnostic methods: inspection, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation. Abdominal diagnosis … Read more

The Importance of Pulse Diagnosis and Acupuncture Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Importance of Pulse Diagnosis and Acupuncture Techniques in Traditional Chinese Medicine

　　Lu Shouyan (1909-1969), male, from Kunshan, Jiangsu Province. His father, Li Peiqing, was renowned for his gold needle technique. Lu inherited his family teachings and excelled in his studies, starting his medical practice in 1927. He published articles in newspapers under the title “Yan Lu Medical Talks,” advocating for acupuncture medicine. In 1948, he co-founded … Read more

Abdominal Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Abdominal Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Abdominal diagnosis, also known as abdominal palpation, is a part of the diagnostic process in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is aimed at determining the condition of deficiency or excess to guide treatment strategies, differing from modern medical examinations that focus on the morphology of organs or the presence of tumors. However, it is essential … Read more

Essentials of Acupuncture: Chen Zifu on Meridian Diagnosis and Meridian Timing

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Essentials of Acupuncture: Chen Zifu on Meridian Diagnosis and Meridian Timing

Meridian Diagnosis and Meridian Timing ——Clinical Experience of Chen Zifu Author Biography Chen Zifu, from Tangshan, Hebei, was born inOctober 1935. He entered Beijing University of Chinese Medicine in 1956. After graduating in 1962, he was assigned to work at the Tonghua Mining Bureau in Gulin Province. In 1979, he transferred to Tangshan Traditional Chinese … Read more

Meridian Palpation and Meridian Timing

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Meridian Palpation and Meridian Timing

Chen Zifu, a native of Tangshan, Hebei, was born in October 1935. He entered Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1956. After graduating in 1962, he was assigned to work at the Tonghua Mining Bureau in Gulin Province. In 1979, he transferred to the Tangshan Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, and in 1982, he returned … Read more