As the sound of firecrackers bids farewell to the old year and the spring breeze brings warmth, we welcome the new year. New Year’s Eve is the last night of the year, and after tonight, we enter the beginning of the new year, the Spring Festival. Therefore, New Year’s Eve is a festival of bidding … Read more
Qiu Peiran, the first National Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, is a chief physician and professor at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Qiu Peiran has treated various types of tumors, including the following situations: patients diagnosed with tumors at an advanced stage who have lost the indication for surgery; patients with confirmed tumors who … Read more
By Luo Huachang, TCM Practitioner Ancient TCM emphasizes prevention to ensure public health. In the cold winter months, cases of cold-induced febrile diseases often occur. When the body is inadvertently invaded by cold pathogens, typical symptoms such as severe headaches and body aches may arise. For those with strong constitutions, the conventional method of using … Read more
01Since the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon), there has been an emphasis on the importance of the body’s zhengqi (正气, vital energy). Only when the zhengqi is abundant and strong can one resist the invasion of pathogens. This embodies the principle of “when zhengqi is present, evil cannot invade.” However, in reality, not everyone … Read more
This article is summarized and organized based on the “Lecture Notes on the Fundamental Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine” by Li Dexin, published by Renwei Press.Basic Treatment PrinciplesThe fundamental principle of treating diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is to seek the root cause of the illness. This principle serves as a guiding framework for … Read more
Atractylodes is primarily used for conditions of Qi deficiency and excessive dampness or phlegm, and can treat symptoms such as decreased appetite and loose stools. Atractylodes is a medicinal herb that has the properties of promoting Qi, relieving pain, strengthening the spleen, and eliminating dampness. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers its nature to be slightly … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners aim to disseminate health knowledge. Click below to follow for free ↓↓↓ There are many TCM patent medicines that activate blood circulation and resolve stasis, such as Fangpian Xueshuantong (Compound Xueshuantong), Naoshuantong (Cerebral Thrombus Relief), Xuesaitong (Blood Stasis Relief), Naoluotong (Cerebral Network Relief), Tongxinluo (Heart Channel Relief), and Huoxuetongmai (Blood … Read more
Written by / Chen Huijuan, Associate Professor at Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine The circulation of blood in the human bodyflows through the meridiansto reach various parts of the bodyto nourish and support them. If blood stagnates or is obstructed in the organs and meridians, it can lead to various diseases. 01What is the … Read more
Daily TCM Insights at 11:30 AM Authoritative and high-quality knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine If you like it, please bookmark it Editor’s Introduction The method of promoting blood circulation and resolving stasis is a common therapeutic approach in TCM, widely used in clinical practice. Each therapeutic method has its key points, and the method of … Read more
Five Theories on the Causes and Mechanisms of Blood Stasis ① Many Diseases are Caused by Blood Stasis The “Su Wen: On Regulating the Menstrual Cycle” states: “What a person possesses are blood and qi.” It also points out: “When blood and qi are not harmonious, various diseases will arise.” Based on the understanding of … Read more