The Eight Principles of TCM Diagnosis

The Eight Principles of TCM Diagnosis

The Eight Principles (Ba Gang) of Diagnosis is a fundamental method of diagnosis. It utilizes the eight principles of Yin-Yang, Exterior-Interior, Cold-Heat, and Deficiency-Excess to analyze and summarize disease patterns, providing a basis for treatment. The Exterior-Interior principle differentiates the depth of the disease location; Cold-Heat distinguishes the nature of the disease; Deficiency-Excess identifies the … Read more

Foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine – Eight Principles Differentiation

Foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine - Eight Principles Differentiation

Click the blue text above to follow us Chapter Five: Eight Principles Differentiation Section One: The Concept and Origin of Eight Principles Differentiation 1. The Concept of Eight Principles Differentiation The Eight Principles: Exterior, Interior, Cold, Heat, Deficiency, Excess, Yin, Yang. Eight Principles Differentiation: A method that uses the Eight Principles to comprehensively analyze clinical … Read more

Guidelines for Clinical Treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Guidelines for Clinical Treatment in Traditional Chinese Medicine

In the profound wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the path to treatment is not merely about addressing symptoms, but requires a meticulous analysis of the yin-yang, cold-heat, deficiency-excess of the condition. These fundamental elements are akin to the yin-yang and five elements of the universe, mutually restraining and depending on each other, together forming … Read more