Understanding Qi Stagnation in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Understanding Qi Stagnation in Traditional Chinese Medicine

What does Qi stagnation mean? When visiting a TCM practitioner for illness, the diagnosis may include “Qi stagnation.” So, what does Qi stagnation mean? Let’s take a closer look. What is Qi Stagnation? Qi stagnation is a term in TCM that refers to the obstruction of Qi flow in the organs and meridians. It can … Read more

What Causes ‘Yin Excess and Yang Deficiency’? Symptoms to Watch for in Both Men and Women

What Causes 'Yin Excess and Yang Deficiency'? Symptoms to Watch for in Both Men and Women

What is ‘Yin Excess and Yang Deficiency’? ‘Yin Excess and Yang Deficiency’ is a theory in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It refers to a condition where the balance of Yin and Yang in the body is disrupted, leading to various diseases. TCM posits that Yin and Yang mutually constrain each other; when Yin is strong, … Read more

Comprehensive Compilation of 100 Symptoms of Yang Deficiency

Comprehensive Compilation of 100 Symptoms of Yang Deficiency

1. Face color pale, lips light white, eyelids pale, excessive clear saliva. 2. Complexion dull, dark and lackluster, with a blackened glabella and facial swelling. 3. Dry mouth without thirst, prefers warm drinks. 4. Tongue pale red or pale white, enlarged tongue with tooth marks on the edges, white, slippery, thick and greasy tongue coating. … Read more

How to Regulate Yang Deficiency in Traditional Chinese Medicine for Those Who Are Always Cold

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), health and wellness must be considered from various aspects. Let’s explore these aspects together, and feel free to leave your comments below. Some people around us are particularly sensitive to cold. Even during the warm autumn days, while others are sweating profusely and wish for the air conditioning to run … Read more

42 Common Chinese Herbs and Their Effects: A Valuable Collection

42 Common Chinese Herbs and Their Effects: A Valuable Collection

China is the birthplace of Chinese herbs. The ancient sages’ in-depth exploration, research, and summarization of Chinese herbs and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have led to the widespread recognition and application of these herbs. Among the 42 types of herbs that grow in rural areas, we often walk past them without realizing their miraculous effects. … Read more

The Efficacy and Functions of 50 Common Chinese Herbal Medicines Found in Rural Areas

The Efficacy and Functions of 50 Common Chinese Herbal Medicines Found in Rural Areas

So Comprehensive! 50 Common Chinese Herbal Medicines Found in Rural Areas and Their Amazing Efficacy! Originally mountains and rivers, extremely life vegetation. Every tree and plant of nature has its use, and they are all good things that nature has given to mankind. We may care more about flowers and plants, but we do not … Read more

Understanding Wild Medicinal Herbs Found by the Roadside

Understanding Wild Medicinal Herbs Found by the Roadside

Introduction Plants accompany us, especially those familiar wildflowers, wild grasses, and wild vegetables that thrive by the roadside, in the wilderness, and even in many urban areas… However, many of us are either unaware of them, have become indifferent, or have gradually distanced ourselves from them due to our later life experiences, leaning more towards … Read more

Five Methods of Acupuncture for Emergency Rescue

Five Methods of Acupuncture for Emergency Rescue

Chinese Medicine Book Club Issue 2483 One issue daily, accompanying the growth of TCM practitioners IIntroduction: Acupuncture is the quickest method to save critically ill patients, often allowing for timely intervention to rescue those in danger, thus it should be used first. In emergencies, acupuncture can alleviate urgent symptoms, buying time for treatment, and is … Read more

The Origins of Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Origins of Traditional Chinese Medicine

1. The Origin of Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Sages Traditional views hold that the knowledge of Chinese medicine was passed down from ancient sages such as Fuxi, Shennong, and Huangdi. Texts like the Huainanzi and Tongjian Waiji state that the emergence of sages led to the flourishing of medical practices and the establishment of … Read more