Deficiency syndromes refer to a variety of chronic diseases caused by the deficiency of organs and weakened vital energy. Although these syndromes are numerous and complex, they are fundamentally related to the five organs, and the damage to these organs typically involves Yin, Yang, Qi, and Blood. In summary, there are Yin deficiency, Yang deficiency, … Read more
Deficiency syndromes refer to a variety of chronic diseases caused by the deficiency of organs and weakened vital energy. Although these syndromes are numerous and complex, they are always related to the five organs, and the damage to the five organs generally involves Yin, Yang, Qi, and Blood. In summary, there are Yin deficiency, Yang … Read more
Yin deficiency leads to heat, Yang deficiency leads to cold intolerance, Blood deficiency causes dryness, and Qi deficiency results in weakness. 1. Yin Deficiency — Avoid spicy and dry foods, prefer Chrysanthemum (Juhua) and Pear (Li)Symptoms: hot palms and soles, sweating, irritability, and sores on the tongue.2. Yang Deficiency — Avoid raw and cold foods … Read more
Staying up late, sitting for long periods, and using air conditioning… modern people have many minor ailments: Even when resting on time, one still feels weakness in the limbs; After walking for ten minutes, one quickly becomes breathless; Hands and feet are cold all year round, and one is even afraid of the cold; Speaking … Read more
Click the blue text Follow us Fuzi (Aconiti Radix) is known as the “King of Herbs” and is a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) material. It was first recorded in the Shennong Bencao Jing and classified as a toxic substance. Subsequent pharmacological texts such as the Bencao Gangmu and Chinese Herbal Medicine Dictionary provide … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that the body’s qi (vital energy) and xue (blood) are transformed from food by the spleen and stomach, thus making them the foundation of postnatal health. However, irregular eating habits, excessive consumption of fatty foods, overthinking, picky eating, and irregular meal times can harm the spleen and stomach. So how … Read more
A patient recently asked me in a private message: What is the difference between Spleen-Stomach Yang Deficiency (Pi Wei Xu Han) and Spleen-Kidney Yang Deficiency (Pi Shen Xu Han)? Previously, a doctor at the hospital diagnosed him with one of these conditions, but he couldn’t remember which one. He described his symptoms as diarrhea, lower … Read more
Spleen and stomach Yang deficiency, also known as pi wei xu han (脾胃虚寒), is a type of deficiency cold syndrome caused by weakness of the spleen and stomach. This condition is commonly seen in various chronic spleen and stomach diseases, such as chronic gastritis, gastrointestinal ulcers, and functional dyspepsia. The spleen governs transportation and transformation, … Read more
Excessive eating, a preference for cold and raw foods, smoking, drinking, irregular meal times, and negative emotions can gradually weaken the 脾胃 (Spleen and Stomach), leading to 脾胃虚寒 (Spleen and Stomach Yang Deficiency). The main symptoms include cold limbs, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, and stomach pain, which can affect quality of life over time. To … Read more
Comprehensive Collection of Traditional Remediesto Promote Health Knowledge Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ 1. General Spleen Qi Deficiency: If you often feel particularly weak, have loose stools, and are reluctant to speak or feel lethargic, with a swollen tongue, you are experiencing general Spleen Qi deficiency. 2. Spleen Qi Deficiency with Dampness: If you … Read more