The TCM constitution refers to the relatively stable characteristics formed during the life process of the human body, based on innate endowment and acquired traits, encompassing morphological structure, physiological function, and psychological state. It represents the individual characteristics of the human body that adapt to the natural and social environment during growth and development. There … Read more
Health is abundant, and peace is essential for wellness. I am Yu Ping, sharing genuine insights daily, hoping to inspire and warm you. This is my 788th article. 1. Balanced Constitution • Characteristics Hair is black and shiny; voice is loud and strong; body is well-proportioned, neither overweight nor underweight, with firm muscles; lips and … Read more
The constitution is an objective phenomenon of life, representing a relatively stable characteristic of an individual’s life process, manifested in aspects such as morphological structure, physiological functions, and psychological states based on innate endowment and acquired traits. In 2009, the Chinese Medicine Association published the “Classification and Determination of TCM Constitutions,” categorizing the TCM constitution … Read more
Children’s Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution Identification Harmonious Constitution The TCM constitution is an inherent characteristic of the human body formed on the basis of congenital endowment and acquired factors. The TCM constitution is closely related to children’s health and diseases. By classifying and identifying children’s constitutions, effective health management and “preventive treatment” interventions can be … Read more
Different populations have varying constitutions due to differences in region, environment, and lifestyle. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), constitution refers to the relatively stable inherent characteristics of a person, which are formed based on innate endowment (inherited from parents) and acquired factors throughout life, encompassing physical structure, physiological functions, and psychological states. According to the … Read more
Click the “Public Account” above to subscribe! Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has its own methods for health maintenance, and it is essential to practice health preservation according to one’s TCM constitution. TCM categorizes human constitutions into nine types. Pinghe Constitution (Balanced Constitution) The Pinghe constitution, also known as the “Balanced Constitution,” is the most stable … Read more
1、Pinghe ConstitutionDefinition of Pinghe Constitution:The Pinghe constitution, also known as “Pinghe Zhi”, is the most stable and healthiest constitution! It generally arises from good congenital endowment and proper postnatal nurturing. The Pinghe constitution is characterized by a moderate physique, rosy complexion, abundant energy, and robust organ function, representing a harmonious state of health in Traditional … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) constitution identification is a method of classifying the human constitution based on TCM theory. It posits that an individual’s constitution is the result of both congenital inheritance and environmental factors, which together determine susceptibility to diseases and responsiveness to treatments. TCM categorizes constitution into nine types, each with its unique characteristics … Read more
The body constitution refers to the relatively stable inherent characteristics formed during a person’s life, based on both congenital endowment and acquired factors, encompassing aspects of morphology, physiological functions, and psychological states. Classification of body constitutions: Pinghe constitution (平和质), Qi deficiency constitution (气虚质), Yang deficiency constitution (阳虚质), Yin deficiency constitution (阴虚质), Phlegm-damp constitution (痰湿质), Damp-heat … Read more
Mei Quanxi Column Compendium of Materia Medica Volume Twelve: The Legend of Huang Jing XU Xuan’s “Records of the Divine” states: A maid from a wealthy family in Linchuan escaped into the deep mountains. After a long time, she found wild grass with lovely branches and leaves, took the roots to eat, and was never … Read more