This official account is managed by the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. If you have not followed us yet, please click the blue “Chinese Medicine” above to follow. Source: China Traditional Chinese Medicine News Authors: Xu Xin, Wu Xiaohong, Shanxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital In the 60th chapter of “Dream of … Read more
Jiajia has something to say As the saying goes, “One tael of Poria (Fu Ling) is worth one tael of gold.” The benefits that Poria brings us are as valuable as gold. In the south, it often appears in the delicious soups of Guangdong; in the north, it is commonly found in the Beijing specialty … Read more
——The Marvelous Source of Natural Whitening Fu Ling (Poria) Fixed Layout Set fixed width and height on the toolbar, The background can be set to be contained, perfectly aligning the background image and text, and used for template creation. Fixed Layout Set fixed width and height on the toolbar, The background can be set to … Read more
TCM Book Club Issue 2744 Daily updates to accompany the growth of TCM practitioners I Introduction: Fu Ling (Poria) In your eyes Am I so Indispensable I am ordinary Yet essential Do you know Your peace of mind Is actually due to my presence —— Zi Jing Jiang (Editor/Wang Chao) Chinese Medicine also has Circular … Read more
◎ Image authorized by Shetu Network▲ Special Guest Host of Xinglin Daily〡Xinyi01Spleen Qi Deficiency, Are You Affected? ◎ Image authorized by Shetu Network “I need to adjust my health, I have Spleen Qi deficiency!” Many people around me often attribute their discomfort to “Spleen Qi deficiency.”Is it really Spleen Qi deficiency, or is the Spleen … Read more
PinyinFú Línɡ Alias Fú Tū (《本经》), Fú Líng (《史记》), Fú Lěn (《广雅》), Fú Lín, Fú Tū (《唐本草》), Sōng Yú (《记事珠》), Jiàng Chén Fú Tái (《酉阳杂俎》), Yún Lín (《滇海虞衡志》), Fú Tù (《纲目》), Sōng Shǔ, Sōng Mù Shǔ, Sōng Lín (《广西中药志》). Source《本经》 Origin The dried sclerotium of the fungus Poria cocos, belonging to the family Polyporaceae. Wild … Read more
PinyinFú Línɡ Alias Fú Tū (《本经》), Fú Líng (《史记》), Fú Lěn (《广雅》), Fú Lín, Fú Tū (《唐本草》), Sōng Yú (《记事珠》), Jiàng Chén Fú Tái (《酉阳杂俎》), Yún Lín (《滇海虞衡志》), Fú Tù (《纲目》), Sōng Shǔ, Sōng Mù Shǔ, Sōng Lín (《广西中药志》). Source《本经》 Origin The dried sclerotium of the fungus Poria cocos, belonging to the family Polyporaceae. Wild … 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
Damp-Cold and Damp-Heat are the two primary forms of dampness present in the human body. Individuals with dampness in their bodies are generally classified into Damp-Cold and Damp-Heat constitutions. If one cannot clearly identify their constitution, the efforts to eliminate dampness often yield minimal results. This aligns with the ancient saying that while cold can … Read more
The Lower Jiao Damp-Heat Syndrome may arise from unresolved damp-heat in the Middle Jiao gradually transmitting to the Lower Jiao, or due to damp-heat pathogenic factors invading the Lower Jiao. The affected areas are primarily the bladder, small intestine, and large intestine. Although the syndrome can be categorized into dampness predominating over heat and heat … Read more