1. Content of Meridians Meridians closely connect the internal organs and various tissues on the body surface, forming an organic whole that plays a role in the circulation of qi (气) and blood, nourishing the entire body, and maintaining the balance and coordination of bodily functions. The main content is divided into twelve primary meridians … Read more
1. Basic Concepts and Knowledge (1) Health preservation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) refers to health care activities guided by TCM theories, aimed at enhancing physical fitness, preventing diseases, and prolonging life. (2) The philosophy of TCM health preservation is to align with nature, maintain yin-yang balance, and adapt to individual differences. (3) Emotions, diet, … Read more
1. Huai Shan Dang Shen Quail Soup Ingredients: Dang Shen (Codonopsis pilosula) 15g, Huai Shan (Chinese yam) 15g, 2 quails, 250g lean meat, 3 slices of ginger Effect: Strengthens the spleen and benefits the stomach, effective for loss of appetite and indigestion due to spleen and stomach deficiency, has a nourishing effect. 2. Wu Zhi … Read more
Chinese medical practitioners created the “Nine Needles” thousands of years ago and developed the theory of “Nine Needles” in clinical practice. The “New Nine Needles” is a bold innovation by Professor Shi Huaitang, based on the ancient “Nine Needles,” resulting in nine types of acupuncture instruments. Although the New Nine Needles are derived from the … Read more
Overview of Poisoning Drug reactions refer to adverse effects caused by the introduction of therapeutic, diagnostic, or preventive medications into the body through various administration routes, such as oral intake, injection, nebulization, or suppositories. A small portion of these reactions are toxic responses, which can occur independently or coexist with other reactions. Additionally, there are … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow us Fuzi (Aconite) is first recorded in the “Shennong Bencao Jing” (Shennong’s Classic of Materia Medica), classified as a lower-grade herb. It is described as having a “spicy and warm taste. It is indicated for wind-cold, cough due to evil qi, warming the middle, treating traumatic injuries, breaking … Read more
Disease Inquiry, Health Guidance, Classic Health Preservation, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Herbal Medicine, No Need to Seek Help When Sick PinyinFú Línɡ Alias Fú Tū (《Bencao Jing》), Fú Línɡ (《Shiji》), Fú Lín (《Guangya》), Fú Línɡ, Fú Tū (《Tang Bencao》), Sōng Yú (《Jishi Zhu》), Jiàng Chén Fú Tái (《Youyang Zazhu》), Yún Lín (《Dianhai Yuheng Zhi》), Fú … Read more
The Forsythia (Liánqiào) is a precious flowering plant that typically blooms in early spring, specifically in March. However, there have been reports indicating that Forsythia can bloom a second time in early winter, with photographic evidence to support this. Experts suggest that this unusual occurrence may be due to the climatic conditions in early winter … Read more
Dr. Xiao Bai: A reference article for clinical practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Introduction: Today, let us learn from Mr. Tao Yufeng about the 21 uses of Huang Lian (Coptis Chinensis). 1 Huang Lian is a key herb for treating eye diseases, dysentery, and vomiting. However, for eye diseases, it must be combined with … Read more
In early June 2023, patient Ms. Li (pseudonym) returned to Beijing for a follow-up. Before even entering the consultation room, Ms. Li’s cheerful laughter and the sound of her strong heels could be heard. This time, she not only brought three friends for treatment but also shared good news — after more than three months … Read more