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Traditional Chinese Medicine and Health Preservation: The Seven Emotions as Causes and Treatments of Disease

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Traditional Chinese Medicine and Health Preservation: The Seven Emotions as Causes and Treatments of Disease

Introduction: The seven emotions, namely joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear, and shock, represent variations in human emotional states. “Humans are not grass or trees; who can be without feelings?” This indicates that everyone experiences different emotional changes when facing various situations, which can be summarized as the seven emotions. Normal expressions of these emotions … Read more

The Seven Emotions in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Seven Emotions in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Upholding the Way of Medicine ● Healing the World The myriad forms of life, intertwined emotions, the seven emotions and six desires, are the waves of the heart. The seven emotions are joy, anger, sorrow, happiness, worry, fear, love, and hate, all natural expressions of the human heart, shared by all living beings. Today, I … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine: “Irreplaceable by Nature,” Rare Animals Re-entering Medicine

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Traditional Chinese Medicine: "Irreplaceable by Nature," Rare Animals Re-entering Medicine

▲ New laws encourage the development of artificial cultivation and breeding, supporting the breeding and related research of precious and endangered medicinal wild animals and plants, while animal protection organizations worry about opening the floodgates for large-scale use. (Nongjian/Picture) The Wildlife Protection Law has undergone its first major revision in 27 years, supporting the use … Read more