Chinese Medicine Book Club Issue 2751 Daily updates to accompany the growth of TCM practitioners Due to changes in the public account’s push mechanism, articles will no longer be displayed in chronological order, so you may not see the articles from the Chinese Medicine Book Club in your timeline.If you wish to see the articles … Read more
Article | Luo Dalun Illustration | Eight Years Editor | Yun Shao Many friends often think they are physically weak, and when they meet me, they ask: “Dr. Luo, we have some supplements at home, including ginseng, sea cucumber, cordyceps, and bird’s nest. Which one should I take for supplementation?” Now that autumn has arrived, … Read more
『Most Popular TCM Public Account』 『The Most Popular TCM Public Account』 Dedicated to the growth and inheritance of Traditional Chinese Medicine, especially folk TCM Accompanying TCM practitioners every day Issue 708 Author: Kao Xiliang Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital Editor / Zhao Xin ⊙ Proofreader / Duan Rui Long TCM Novel“The Unmatched … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), colitis is categorized under “dysentery” and “intestinal masses,” with the Shire Repletion Type (Shī Rè Yùn Jié Xíng) being one of the common patterns. Patients with this condition often suffer from external invasion of damp-heat pathogenic factors or excessive consumption of spicy and rich foods, leading to the accumulation of … Read more
In Guangdong, the concept of food as medicine is prevalent, and a famous Cantonese dish is “Dang Shen (Codonopsis) and Huang Qi (Astragalus) Stewed Chicken Soup,” made with half a hen, Huang Qi, Dang Shen, red dates, longan, and ginger, simmered slowly over low heat. The key ingredient is “Huang Qi,” which has a moist, … Read more
Inferring Internal Injuries from Forehead PainIn December of last year, a female patient consulted me, asking about the cause of her forehead pain. I mentioned that it was not easy to determine, as it could be related to the stomach, possibly caused by the liver affecting the stomach, or it could be due to external … Read more
Unexplained low fever generally indicates an internal injury. High fever usually comes on suddenly and can be alarming, potentially leading to coma or convulsions. However, high fever is easier to diagnose and often resolves quickly. In contrast, low fever, while appearing less severe, can be more harmful as it is typically caused by internal injuries. … Read more
The disappearance of internal injury symptoms does not equate to full recovery. Most internal injuries present certain symptoms, and after treatment, when these symptoms disappear, the average person believes that recovery has occurred. However, this is often not the case, especially for severe internal injuries. The disappearance of symptoms merely indicates that the body is … Read more
Premature ejaculation (早-泄, zǎo-xiè, PE) is a common sexual dysfunction in adult males, with an incidence rate of approximately 20% to 30% among men aged 18 to 65. This condition can lead to dissatisfaction in both partners, with men feeling pressured and women left unfulfilled. Modern research indicates that PE can cause a loss of … Read more
【Medicine Name】Qingpeng Ointment 【Formula Composition】Jidou (Jujube), Yadaxiaohuang (Rhubarb), Tiebangchui (Iron Hammer), Hezi (Myrobalan, pitted), Mahezi (Hairy Myrobalan), Yuganzi (Indian Gooseberry), Anxixiang (Benzoin), Kuanjinteng (Wide Muscle Vine), Artificial Shexiang (Musk). 【Pharmacological Effects and Modern Research】It has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-swelling, blood-activating, microcirculation-improving, and antibacterial effects; it is considered safe. 【Properties】This product is a light yellow ointment; it … Read more