Inheriting the legacy of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang Some predecessors in the field of traditional Chinese medicine have mastered the use of certain herbs to an extraordinary degree, benefiting countless patients. For example, Zhang Xichun is known for his adept use of Sheng Shi Gao (Raw … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us…… Fire Dragon Moxibustion Fire Dragon Moxibustion is a shorthand for the moxibustion applied along the Du Mai (Governing Vessel), originating from the medicinal steaming method in the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon). In the Jin Dynasty, Ge Hong developed the “medicinal steaming” into a method called “isolated … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has long held the theory of “food and medicine share the same source” (also known as “medicine and food share the same source”)—this theory posits that many foods serve as both food and medicine, capable of preventing and treating diseases just like medicinal herbs. The primary characteristic of yin foods is … Read more
Learn methods for strengthening the spleen, nourishing Yang, and cultivating Zheng Qi from the renowned physician Luo Tianyi! Recently, while reviewing some medical cases recorded by the court physician Luo Tianyi of the Yuan Dynasty, I deeply felt his inheritance and promotion of Li Gao’s theory: “Diet and labor damage the spleen and stomach, leading … Read more
All diseases arise from cold. Recently, with the rainy and overcast weather, the temperature is dropping, and the responsibility of dispelling cold has come. We all know that the body is most afraid of cold; it can cause pain and form various pathogenic factors, such as dampness, cysts, and tumors. Cold also signifies a lack … Read more
Winter Illness Treated in Summer – Du Jiu On July 29, Ms. Li, a local resident, arrived punctually at the Preventive Health Department of Xinyi City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. This marks her third consecutive year of receiving Du Jiu, making her a true “loyal supporter”. In the past, cold hands and feet were a … Read more
Insufficient Yang Qi can lead to cold limbs, fear of wind and cold, and a persistent feeling of deep chill. When exposed to cold, one may easily experience soreness in the lower back and knees, and women may suffer from severe menstrual pain. These are manifestations of Yang deficiency and cold. What causes this condition? … Read more
Warming Yang to Stop Blood Loss Author: He ShaoshanIn reviewing gynecological texts, discussions on blood loss (beng) often follow the principles of the Neijing, predominantly treating it from a perspective of heat. For example: The Suwen: Yin Yang Bie Lun states “Yin deficiency and Yang counteracting is called blood loss” The Shen’s Gynecology Essentials elaborates: … Read more
Fu Zi (Aconite) , Rou Gui (Cinnamon), Gan Jiang (Dried Ginger), Wu Yao (Evodia), and Chuan Jiao (Sichuan Pepper) are all warming herbs, but Fu Zi assists Yang to move rather than to stay; Gan Jiang disperses cold, warms Yang, and opens the meridians to guide Fu Zi into the kidneys, thus returning Yang and … Read more
【Disclaimer】The content is sourced from the internet. If there is any infringement, please contact us for removal! The voice is synthesized by software; please forgive any poor experience. Source: Huofaer Yangzheng Studio Ginger — Releases the Exterior and Dispels Cold The Medicine King Sun Simiao said: “As a physician, one must first understand the source … Read more