The mysterious culture of the Five Elements in China has influenced the Chinese people for thousands of years. Our joys and sorrows, emotions, and every aspect of life are imbued with the wisdom of the Five Elements! The Heart Corresponds to Joy “The Heart corresponds to joy” refers to the physiological functions and emotional states … Read more
Taiyang Disease PathogenesisTaiyang governs the skin and controls the defensive qi (wei qi), serving as the “barrier of the body”. When external pathogens invade the skin, they obstruct the wei yang, causing the ying yin to stagnate, and the evil heat to flourish at the surface, hence it is termed Taiyang disease.According to the fourth … Read more
Identifying All Yang Deficiency Syndromes For individuals with Yang deficiency, Yin energy must naturally be abundant (the term Yin energy refers to the abundance of water, which is blood. When blood is abundant, Qi is weak, which is the cause of Yang deficiency). Although all symptoms of fire may appear externally (this fire is called … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), individuals with a weak constitution can be categorized into Yin deficiency and Yang deficiency. What is Yang deficiency? What are its symptoms? Yang deficiency refers to the deficiency of Yang Qi in the human body. This is a pathological manifestation caused by the decline and weakening of bodily functions, leading … Read more
With economic development and increasing social pressure, excessive thinking, long nights, and a preference for spicy foods have become the norm for many, leading to a rise in individuals with Yin deficiency.According to epidemiological data, approximately 67.86% of the general population has a偏颇体质 (biased constitution), with about 8.27% classified as Yin deficiency, ranking fourth among … Read more
1 What is Yin Deficiency? According to Li Lao, the term “Yin” is not an empty concept but refers to the various body fluids in the body. The Daoist scriptures state: “Tears, saliva, essence, fluids, sweat, blood, and other seven spiritual substances all belong to Yin.” Li Lao believes that Yin represents the moisture in … Read more
From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a deficiency of essence and blood, or a lack of yin fluids, is classified as yin deficiency. So what exactly causes yin deficiency? What issues arise in our bodies? Let’s explore this together. What are the common manifestations of yin deficiency? 1. Stomach Yin Deficiency Stomach yin … Read more
‘Yin Deficiency with Excess Heat’ is a condition recognized in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It primarily refers to a state of accelerated metabolism and internal heat. Additionally, this condition can lead to deteriorating skin, oral ulcers, and constipation, which are typical symptoms of ‘Yin Deficiency with Excess Heat’. When experiencing this condition, timely regulation is … Read more
Healthy life is beautifulto popularize health knowledge for you Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ Yin deficiency with excess heat is a condition in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It primarily refers to a fast metabolism and the presence of internal heat. Additionally, yin deficiency with excess heat can lead to poor skin condition, oral ulcers, … Read more
1. What is Yin Deficiency? Li Lao believes that “Yin” is not an empty term, but refers to all bodily fluids. The Daoist scripture states: “Tears, saliva, essence, fluids, sweat, blood, and other liquids all belong to Yin.” Li Lao considers Yin to be the moisture present in all body tissues. The term “deficiency” means … Read more