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
The content of moxibustion therapy is rich and varied, which can be broadly divided into four categories: Moxibustion with Moxa Cones, Moxibustion with Moxa Sticks, Warm Needle Moxibustion, and Warm Moxibustion Devices, each of which contains many specific methods, which will be introduced one by one. 1. Moxibustion with Moxa Cones Moxibustion with moxa cones … Read more
Bloodletting Therapy Method Inheritance and Innovation Bloodletting therapy, also known as “needling bloodletting therapy,” involves using a three-edged needle, plum blossom needle, fine needle, or other tools to puncture acupuncture points or superficial blood vessels to release a small amount of blood for therapeutic purposes. It is one of the traditional treatment methods in acupuncture, … Read more
Bloodletting therapy, known as cì luò fàng xuè liáo fǎ (刺络放血疗法), is a unique acupuncture treatment method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is one of the most commonly used therapeutic techniques since the era of the Nei Jing (《内经》), which even considers bloodletting as the first choice for treating diseases and alleviating suffering. Depending … Read more
【Traditional Chinese Medicine App】Online/Offline Reading of Ancient and Modern TCM Books >>> Discussion on Decoction Powders Decoction powders refer to the process of grinding Chinese medicinal herbs into coarse powder and boiling them in water for consumption. Currently, discussing its origins and principles holds significant meaning. The practice of decoction powders dates back to ancient … Read more
Follow the blue text under the title for updates from the Traditional Chinese Medicine Industry Media. ■ Source | Shanxi New Medicine This article elaborates on the rise of decoction powders and their clinical significance.It references classical texts and provides detailed information, particularly regarding experimental research on decoction powders and the author’s own practice, further … Read more
Decoction powders are “small in dosage, quickly soluble in water, fully utilize the medicinal properties, have lasting effects, and reduce medical costs” while also “saving a large amount of medicinal materials without losing the essence of decoction formulas.” “Decoction powders should be restored and applied” Diseases have initial, middle, and late stages, and medicinal forms … Read more
Click 【Herb Query】, then click the upper right corner 【···】to set asStarred/Pinned for easy access The popularity of powdered medicinal formulas in the Song Dynasty has historical roots and social backgrounds. Firstly, it is related to certain medical activities in the early Song Dynasty. In the sixth year of the Kaibao era (973 AD), Emperor … Read more
Introduction Plasters are one of the five major forms of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) preparations—pills, powders, plasters, pastes, and decoctions. Historical medical texts from the Warring States and Qin-Han periods, such as the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon), Shennong Bencao Jing (Shennong’s Classic of Materia Medica), and Nanjing (Classic of Difficult Issues), all contain … Read more