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Daily Moxibustion Mindful Moxibustion Lifestyle This March and September are the golden periods for regulation In the Year of the Snake (Yǐsì Shénián), a “Year of Wind and Fire,” it is indeed a good time for us to regulate blood stasis in the body. This March and September are golden periods for regulation; those with … Read more
Liver Qi stagnation does not exist in isolation; it triggers a series of chain reactions like a domino effect. First, Qi stagnation leads to Blood Stasis, causing poor blood flow, resulting in Blood Stasis, which leads to pain and masses and other issues; Secondly, Liver Qi stagnation affects the Spleen, leading to Spleen Deficiency and … Read more
Qi stagnation and blood stasis are the root causes! The secret to unblocking the body’s meridians lies in these two areas. Many middle-aged and elderly friends feel anxious when they see “blood viscosity” on their health check reports. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), this is a typical manifestation of poor circulation of Qi and blood. … Read more
Introduction: The culture of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has a long history, and when applied correctly, TCM can yield immediate results in treating diseases. Professor Li Xiaobin, with over 30 years of medical experience, specializes in using classical formulas to treat gynecological disorders. He leads the gynecology team at Ersha Island Hospital, focusing on the … Read more
↑ Click above to follow 【Health Preservation Path】 for more health knowledge ↑Introduction Yanglingquan (阳陵泉) is the He-Sea point of the Gallbladder Meridian and a meeting point of the tendons. The Huangdi Neijing states: “To treat internal organs, use the He points; if the pathogen is in the organ, use the He point”; “For gallbladder … Read more
Let us begin with a real case to explore the application of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in treating facial melasma. This case was published in 1993 in the journal “New Chinese Medicine”, detailing how a woman in her thirties successfully alleviated her facial melasma through TCM treatment. This woman, after experiencing some emotional trauma, fell … Read more
The Huangdi Neijing emphasizes: “What a person possesses are blood and qi.” Blood perfuses the five organs and six bowels, the body’s joints, and the limbs, which is an important guarantee for the normal functioning of physiological functions. If, for some reason, blood circulation slows down and stagnates, it will form pathological products known as … Read more
The concept of “Qi Stagnation and Blood Stasis” in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) refers to a pathological state where the flow of Qi is obstructed (Qi stagnation), leading to impeded blood circulation (blood stasis). Qi stagnation and blood stasis often interact as causes and effects, forming a vicious cycle. 1. Etiology and Pathogenesis 1. Causes … Read more
Doctor, I find it strange that my mouth is particularly dry and I feel very thirsty, yet I just don’t want to drink water. Do you think this is a bit abnormal? He even questioned me about it; look at this, coming to see a doctor and causing trouble for the physician. Actually, this situation … Read more
Patient Wei, female, 47 years old, first diagnosed on November 3, 2024, has experienced spontaneous sweating for over a year. The patient reports experiencing heat and sweating, fatigue, and excessive sweating with slight activity. She has a dry mouth, poor sleep, a pale tongue with white coating, and a weak left cun pulse. Diagnosis: Qi … Read more