I will gradually organize my tongue diagnosis lessons into a written version. This written version will be restructured to eliminate unnecessary content, highlight key points, and include images and audio. The text is all manually typed by me, so I appreciate everyone’s support in sharing and liking it. Thank you all! Learning Tongue Diagnosis from … Read more
By examining the color of the tongue, its shape, and the coating, one can discover hidden health risks. ◐ 1. Observing Tongue Color What are the different tongue colors? The tongue color refers to the color of the tongue body (the main part of the tongue), not the color of the coating (the layer on … Read more
Click the blue text Follow us In the occurrence and development of diseases, changes in the tongue are rapid and obvious, serving as a mirror to the internal organs, reflecting various conditions of disease occurrence, development, and outcome. In modern medicine, tongue diagnosis has formed a unique diagnostic method. The significance of observing tongue diagnosis … Read more
Introduction Note: There are many images There is a lot of text: Please read carefully Tongue diagnosis is a technique that allows us to glimpse the secrets of the body. Is it blood deficiency, qi deficiency, phlegm dampness, or blood stasis? All can be inferred at the moment you stick out your tongue. Tongue diagnosis, … Read more
Analyzing the tongue coating of young children for signs of spleen and stomach accumulated heat can be approached from the following aspects: Color of the Tongue Coating – Normal Condition: A healthy child’s tongue coating is generally thin and white, clean, moist, not thick or greasy. – Signs of Accumulated Heat: If the child’s tongue … Read more
In TCM diagnosis, the tongue coating acts like a small mirror of the body, reflecting a lot of health information. But can we fully determine body issues based solely on the tongue coating? Click the video below to find out: Text Content One Sunday, a mother sent me a picture of her child’s tongue coating. … Read more
TCM Book ClubIssue 3549One issue daily, accompanying the growth of TCM practitionersIIntroduction：Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that the tongue coating is generated by the stomach qi, and the twelve meridians also derive their qi from the stomach. Therefore, the pathogenic qi of the organs can manifest on the tongue through the meridians, resulting in a … Read more