WeChat: 873324412 Daily sharing of traditional Chinese medicine health culture Classic Herbal Formulas Yin deficiency primarily manifests as: emaciation, dry mouth and throat, dizziness and insomnia, red tongue with thin pulse, often accompanied by symptoms of five hearts heat, tidal fever, and night sweats, indicating an inability of Yin to control Yang and the internal … Read more
Seven Major Symptoms of Yang Deficiency 1. Sensitivity to cold, especially in the neck, back, waist, and legs, often accompanied by cold hands and feet. 2. Preference for hot foods; consuming cold foods easily leads to diarrhea. 3. Pale complexion, lacking luster. 4. Lack of energy, feeling fatigued easily. 5. Enlarged tongue, pale tongue body … Read more
Yang deficiency refers to the decline of Yang Qi in the body, leading to reduced function or weakness, decreased metabolic activity, and low reactivity, which is a pathological phenomenon of insufficient Yang heat. Due to insufficient Yang Qi, the body’s ability to resist cold decreases, thus the Yang deficient constitution is characterized by ‘cold’ symptoms, … Read more
【Disclaimer】The images and text are sourced from the internet. If there is any infringement, please contact us for removal! The causes of Yang deficiency are numerous. Some individuals are born with insufficient vitality and a weak constitution; modern people often experience excessive fatigue, depleting their Zheng Qi (正气), extreme emotional states damaging their organs, and … Read more
For listeners who enjoy audiobooks, you can click below to listen to the audio. Identifying All Yang Deficiency Syndromes For those with Yang deficiency, Yin energy must naturally be abundant (the term Yin energy refers to the abundance of water, which is blood. When blood is abundant, Qi is weak, which is the cause of … Read more
Click the blue text “Jing Yi Guo Xue“ Light up a small star for the dissemination of Traditional Chinese Medicine This article has been reviewed by the “Professional Review Team” of Jing Yi TCM Academy ▼ Throughout history, TCM has treated Yang deficiency and Yin deficiency primarily through tonification methods. Huang Yuan Yu stated: “The … Read more
IIntroduction: Fuzi Decoction (附子汤) is derived from the “Treatise on Cold Damage” (《伤寒论》) and has the effect of warming the meridians and dispersing cold. It is primarily used to treat Shaoyin syndrome, characterized by a harmonious mouth and severe cold in the back; Shaoyin syndrome with body pain, cold hands and feet, joint pain, and … Read more
Author | Wang Fankun Editor | Chunfeng Review | Xiao Ye The body is deficient and needs nourishment. However, deficiency can be categorized into various types such as Qi, Blood, Yin, and Yang. Among these, the most important are Yin deficiency and Yang deficiency. “Yin deficiency leads to heat, while Yang deficiency leads to cold.” … Read more
Yang deficiency constitution refers to a state where the body’s Yang energy is insufficient. Yang energy, akin to the sun, warms the body’s limbs and organs. When Yang energy is deficient, it manifests as a series of symptoms such as cold intolerance and cold extremities. Characteristics of Yang Deficiency Constitution: This constitution is primarily characterized … Read more
Yang Qi is the essence of life and serves as the body’s immune system. The more abundant the “Yang Qi,” the stronger the body becomes. Conversely, insufficient Yang Qi leads to weakened immunity and a reduced ability to resist diseases. According to relevant data, the incidence of Yang deficiency among people is about 9%. Although … Read more