In the vast theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), treatment principles serve as guiding stars. Based on the urgency of onset, severity of the condition, duration of the illness, depth of the disease location, speed of transmission, prognosis, and the properties and compatibility of medicinal substances, we employ the wisdom of analogy to summarize a … Read more
Recently, there has been an increasing number of patients testing positive for COVID-19. The number of people hoarding medicine, seeking medical advice, and taking medications indiscriminately is also on the rise. Various prevention and treatment suggestions are flourishing, but at the same time, it can feel overwhelming, akin to being dazzled by a myriad of … Read more
ClickAboveBlue text “Wuwei Academy ” → Click the top right corner “…” → Select “Set as a favorite ★ ”Then you won’t miss any good articles! Li Zhenhua, the first National Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, former chief physician at Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and a guiding teacher for the inheritance of … Read more
| Introduction: The “Essentials of Cold Damage” states: “The six meridians are affected by cold damage, and the symptoms vary according to the individual. The underlying causes are not the same, leading to diverse manifestations.” This indicates that although the external pathogens are the same, their manifestations differ in different bodies. The reason lies in … Read more
Copyright Statement: This article is original and first published on the WeChat public account: Xiao Xiangru Channel (ID: xiaoxiangru0011). Respecting knowledge and labor, it can be reproduced without authorization, but please be sure to indicate the original author. The fundamental reason for misdiagnosis in the early stage of exogenous diseases is the inability to accurately … Read more
The Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Medicine – Suwen Chapter 31 Discussion on Heat (Part Four) The Eight Principles of Differentiation for Exogenous Diseases such as Cold Damage Exogenous diseases such as Cold Damage can be differentiated using the “Eight Principles” based on pulse and symptoms. “Exterior and Interior” refers to the areas of struggle between … Read more
Author: Xiao Xiangru, author of “Xiao Xiangru on Treating Kidney Diseases”, “Specific Formula Patterns”, “Lectures on Shang Han Lun by Xiao Xiangru”, “Reconstruction of the Diagnosis and Treatment System for Early Exogenous Diseases”, “Compilation of Treatment Methods for Impotence”, etc. Please cite the source. Xiao Xiangru’s disciple Xue Xiaopeng will share live tonightClick the image … Read more
As autumn and winter approach, the temperature difference between day and night increases, and the weather fluctuates between cold and hot, making it a peak season for many respiratory infectious diseases. Influenza A, Influenza B, and other respiratory viral infections are on the rise, especially with the recent increase in cases of “mycoplasma pneumonia infection,” … Read more
Yu Genchu (1734–1799), whose given name was Zhaoyuan, was from Taoli in Shanyin, Zhejiang (now Shaoxing City). Coming from a family of physicians, Yu inherited his family’s medical knowledge early on, extensively reading medical texts from both ancient and modern times, and drawing on the strengths of various schools of thought, particularly making significant contributions … Read more
Chinese Medicine Book ClubIssue 3596 Daily updates to accompany the growth of TCM practitioners IIntroduction: The use of Si Ni Decoction (四逆汤) for treating exogenous diseases is not a common practice, but it can be seen in the Shang Han Lun (《伤寒论》) in articles 29 and 92, where the diseases treated indeed resemble exogenous symptoms. … Read more