Dear parents, hello everyone. Today, we will continue discussing children’s external pathogens. The first stage of a cold should be handled properly. Previously, we discussed wind-cold (feng han) where the cold pathogen invades the body, causing symptoms like chills, clear nasal discharge, sneezing, and mild cough. This is known as wind-cold cold (feng han ganmao). … Read more
Author: Chen Xiaobing Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, began learning at 16, later self-studied and entered Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, studied under Professor Yang Yu, a doctoral supervisor, and obtained a master’s degree in clinical basic medicine of TCM, with nearly twenty years of experience in TCM. Especially skilled in TCM pediatrics: external … Read more
Why did the Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital achieve the remarkable feat of no deaths and no infections among medical staff during the 2003 SARS outbreak, with patients showing no sequelae, yet this did not prompt a reevaluation and understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)? It is because TCM could not present a … Read more
External Pathogens Recently, the temperature has fluctuated, and many people around me have caught colds. When the weather turns cold, the most common issue is the invasion of external pathogens (wàigǎn) such as wind-cold. If one is not careful, these pathogens can easily enter the body. When a cold wind blows, it won’t be long … Read more
Click “Reserve” to watch Teacher Mu Mu’s live explanation of “Jiu Wei Qiang Huo Tang” and this article. At the end of 2022, the outbreak of COVID-19 made many people pay attention to the types of colds, and they compared their various symptoms with the official prevention and treatment guidelines and the descriptions of many … Read more
Hello everyone, I am Teacher Gao Wen. Today, I will share with you about the “Six Excesses” among the factors that cause disease in the human body. What are the Six Excesses? The Six Excesses refer to the six types of external pathogenic factors: wind (feng), cold (han), heat (shu), dampness (shi), dryness (zao), … Read more
Inheriting the legacy of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang The Six Evils refer to the abnormal changes in the “Six Qi” of the natural world, which are external pathogenic factors; the “Internal Generation of Five Pathogens” (Neisheng Wuxie) is also known as “Internal Five Qi”. This term … Read more
Hou Po You Liao | External Pathogenic Factors, If Not Treated, May Lead to Serious Issues “Wind, Cold, Heat, Dampness, Dryness, and Fire” are the six climatic changes in nature. However, when these six factors become excessive or insufficient, or occur at abnormal times, especially when the body’s vital energy (zheng qi) is deficient and … Read more
Click on “Yang Baba” above to follow usRecently, with the change of seasons, the number of sick children has suddenly increased.Many mothers use medication or dietary therapy and massage, but without much effect. In fact, a large part of the reason is that they still cannot distinguish between cold and heat, or do not distinguish … Read more