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Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulations for Treating Angina Pectoris: Quick and Convenient Remedies by Dr. Guo Shikui

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Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulations for Treating Angina Pectoris: Quick and Convenient Remedies by Dr. Guo Shikui

Dr. Guo Shikui, a veteran TCM practitioner, has accumulated extensive experience in the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease. He specializes in using methods such as invigorating blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, warming and promoting circulation, and tonifying Qi to treat angina pectoris and myocardial infarction. For moderate to severe angina pectoris, in addition … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulations for Angina Pectoris and Myocardial Infarction: Rapid Efficacy and Convenient Administration

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Traditional Chinese Medicine Formulations for Angina Pectoris and Myocardial Infarction: Rapid Efficacy and Convenient Administration

▲ Click the “Little Island Formula” above to follow health and wellness Dr. Guo Shikui, an experienced TCM practitioner, has accumulated extensive knowledge in the prevention and treatment of coronary heart disease. He specializes in using methods such as invigorating blood circulation, resolving blood stasis, and warming the channels to treat angina pectoris and myocardial … Read more

What Harm Can Emotions Cause to the Human Body?

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What Harm Can Emotions Cause to the Human Body?

【Note】The audio is from Teacher Xu Wenbing’s “Huangdi Neijing – Seasonal Health Preservation Methods”, and the text has been organized through audio recognition. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the causes of diseases triggered by external weather and climate changes are summarized as the “Six Excesses” (六淫), which are “Wind, Cold, Heat, Dampness, Dryness, and Fire”. … Read more

Eighty-Eight Patterns of Cold and Heat

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Eighty-Eight Patterns of Cold and Heat

Inheriting the fire of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang 1. Wind-Cold Constraining the Exterior Type of Aversion to Cold [Etiology] Wind and cold evil bind the exterior, causing the defensive yang to be obstructed. [Symptoms] Aversion to cold, slight fever, no sweating, pain in the head and … Read more

Chronic Low Back Pain: Understanding from the Perspective of Kidney Deficiency and TCM Principles

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Chronic Low Back Pain: Understanding from the Perspective of Kidney Deficiency and TCM Principles

Chronic low back pain is something that nearly every adult has experienced, varying in severity and duration. Previously, we discussed acute lumbar sprains; today, we will focus on chronic low back pain. According to current understanding, chronic low back pain is a chronic non-bacterial inflammation of the lumbar muscle fibers, generally caused by sustained or … Read more

Understanding Pulse Diagnosis in Liver Disorders

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Understanding Pulse Diagnosis in Liver Disorders

Editor’s Note Pulse diagnosis is a distinctive feature of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), reflecting many aspects of a patient’s physical and mental condition. However, learning pulse diagnosis is not an easy task, as similar pulse patterns can often lead to confusion. Professor Yang Zhen, a renowned expert in liver diseases, has many insights into pulse … Read more

15 Common Pulse Types Corresponding to Diseases and Pulse Techniques

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15 Common Pulse Types Corresponding to Diseases and Pulse Techniques

Shang Yi Yuan Health ManagementNo Injury, Preserve Health The human body has approximately 28 types of pulses, each reflecting the body’s functions and corresponding to specific disease ranges. Shang Yi Yuan Health Management shares 15 common pulse types and their corresponding diseases based on TCM syndrome differentiation. 1.Shi Mai (Full Pulse): All three pulse positions … Read more

What is the Deep Pulse in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

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What is the Deep Pulse in Traditional Chinese Medicine?

What is the Deep Pulse? Health Preservation Introduction Hello everyone, I am Director Ma, and today I will introduce you to the deep pulse in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Deep Pulse The deep pulse refers to one of the pulse types. The pulse is located deep, not felt with light pressure, and only detectable with … Read more

Understanding the Seven Basic Pulse Types

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Understanding the Seven Basic Pulse Types

Clinically, it is essential to recognize the seven basic pulse types. Floating indicates exterior; sinking indicates interior; Slow indicates cold; regardless of external or internal cold, the pulse is slow. Slow is defined as less than 60 beats per minute. Rapid indicates heat (regardless of excess heat, deficiency heat, low fever, or high fever); rapid … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Tongue Diagnosis: Understand Your Health by Observing Your Tongue!

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Traditional Chinese Medicine Tongue Diagnosis: Understand Your Health by Observing Your Tongue!

The tongue, as one of the most flexible and multifunctional organs in the human body, not only allows us to produce varied tones but also helps us taste the sour, sweet, bitter, and spicy flavors of food. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), tongue diagnosis is a common diagnostic method within the “observational diagnosis” category. “The … Read more