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Author | Laika Editor | Chunfeng Review | XiaoyeCommunity | Add WeChat chunfeng52566, note “Join Group” to exchange TCM knowledge I have a patient who, during the hot summer, did not dry off after a cold shower and felt discomfort in the lower abdomen the next day, with frequent and intermittent urination, and a sensation … Read more
Introduction: Some difficult diseases, such as systemic lupus erythematosus and Behçet’s syndrome, can initially manifest as skin lesions. How can we utilize the concept of Yin and Yang to treat these diseases? Let’s explore the clinical experience of Dr. Zhao Bingnan!Skin diseases encompass a wide range and are closely related to various clinical specialties. Traditional … Read more
Taiji (太极) encompasses all phenomena. Since the establishment of heaven and earth, the interplay of Yin (阴) and Yang (阳) has led to the orderly growth of all things. Practitioners of medicine use acupuncture (针灸) and herbal medicine (中药), fundamentally adhering to the Dao of Heaven, aiming to balance Yin and Yang, and protect the … Read more
Xiao Dou Dou For those who strive against the current Treatment Principle One: Balancing Yin and Yang The so-called balancing of Yin and Yang refers to the principle of reducing excess and supplementing deficiencies in response to the changes in the body’s Yin and Yang. This aims to restore Yin and Yang to a relatively … Read more
Harmonizing Yin and Yang to restore their integrated state is the key to preventing and treating insomnia in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Insomnia is not merely a physical issue; it can also involve psychological and social factors. TCM believes that sleep relies on the harmony of Yin and Yang. When Yin and Yang are imbalanced, … Read more
From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yin and Yang not only constitute the human body but also serve as the fundamental substances that maintain life activities. The essence, blood, and body fluids within the human body belong to Yin due to their relative stillness, while Qi belongs to Yang due to its relative … Read more
✦+ Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that essence (jing) is fundamental to the human body and is an essential substance for maintaining life activities. Men should follow the TCM principle of “nourishing essence for health” and focus on the cultivation of essence, qi, and spirit to achieve longevity. TCM has unique theories and methods for … Read more
Our ancestors made a great discovery when they accidentally struck their bodies with stones—Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture. In ancient times, when people accidentally struck their bodies with sharp objects like stones or thorns, they experienced unexpected relief from pain. Thus, the ancients began to consciously use sharp stones to stimulate certain parts of the body … Read more
Theme of This Issue Li Fangli, Director of the Preventive Medicine Department at Shenzhen Hospital of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (Longgang), advocates for “harmonizing Yin and Yang, treating body and spirit together, and strengthening the foundation to prevent disease,” emphasizing a human-centered approach and the unity of heaven and humanity, which refers to the … Read more
Author | Tang Yi Editor | Chun Feng Reviewer | Xiao Ye Recently, a relative’s colleague consulted me about his long-standing issue with excessive sweating. He described it as “like raining” when simply sitting down to eat, with sweat continuously flowing from his head. At lunchtime, he experiences heat above the neck, with cold hands … Read more