Interpretation of Whole Body and Local Observation in TCMObservation (望诊) is a method used by physicians to visually examine changes in the patient’s entire body, local areas, and excretions to assess the condition of the illness. The content emphasized in TCM observation mainly involves observing the color, shape, and dynamics of the observed object. Whether … Read more
1. Observation of the Eyes in Diagnosis: The essence and energy of the five zang organs and six fu organs are reflected in the eyes. If the spleen qi is deficient, yang will decline, failing to contain yin, causing the spirit light to scatter outward, leading to a wide appearance of the spirit water, making … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) observation diagnosis is one of the four diagnostic methods in TCM (observation, listening, inquiry, and palpation). It is an important component of TCM diagnostics, which involves observing the patient’s overall appearance, complexion, tongue presentation, as well as changes in the skin and facial features to understand the nature, severity, and prognosis … Read more
Hand Shenmen (Spirit Gate) Point: Located at the wrist crease, extending from the little finger down to the depression at the base of the palm, helps with sleep, regulates the autonomic nervous system, and improves palpitations. Neiguan (Inner Pass) Point: Located at the center of the palm crease, about three finger widths up from the … Read more
Our body contains many acupuncture points, and these points are interconnected. If our meridians are blocked, it can easily lead to various diseases. We must utilize these acupuncture points effectively; First, comprehensive care is needed. The 409 acupuncture points in the human body are significant for health maintenance, and you can learn how to self-manage … Read more
Our body is home to numerous acupoints, which are not randomly generated but are treasures waiting to be developed. Learning to utilize these acupoints can help us prevent and treat chronic diseases, maintaining a healthy state.Acupuncture meridian acupoint diagrams suggest acupoint massage has already begun to integrate into our daily lives. Today, I will summarize … Read more
1. Fever Point —- Shan Zhong (Dazhui, Fei Yu) 2. Universal Point —- He Gu 3. Longevity Point —- Zu San Li 4. Qi Relief Point —- Tai Chong 5. Strong Stomach Point —- Zu San Li 6. Low Back Pain Point —- Fei Yang 7. Muscle Relaxation Point —- Yang Ling Quan, Yong Quan … Read more
Follow me for daily updates! 1. Fever: Massage the Xiaodu (located at the back of the hand between the fourth and fifth fingers, 0.5 inches above the gap). Press continuously for 1-2 minutes. 2. Hearing Loss, Tinnitus, Toothache, Facial Nerve Paralysis, and Facial Palsy (caused by excessive liver fire): Symptoms: Usually accompanied by hypertension, emotional … Read more
Our body is home to numerous acupoints, which are not randomly generated but are treasures waiting to be developed. Learning to utilize these acupoints can help us prevent and treat chronic diseases, keeping our bodies in a healthy state. Acupoint massage has already begun to integrate into our daily lives. Today, I will summarize ten … Read more
Acupuncture Points on the Head and Their Effects Head Wei (Tou Wei) Point: Treats eye pain, eye twitching, and headaches. Shang Guan (Shang Guan) Point: Treats deafness, tinnitus, migraines, upper tooth pain, and facial nerve numbness. Xia Guan (Xia Guan) Point: Treats facial nerve paralysis and spasms, tooth pain. Yi Feng (Yi Feng) Point: Treats … Read more