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Blood Stasis is a Complex Condition, But Don’t Blindly Treat It! Here Are 3 Effective Methods to Address Blood Stasis

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Blood Stasis is a Complex Condition, But Don't Blindly Treat It! Here Are 3 Effective Methods to Address Blood Stasis

This article has been reviewed by the “Professional Review Team” of Hongxinglin Academy▼ Today, let’s get straight to the point.Blood stasis is a very serious condition; if not addressed in a timely manner, it can lead to severe or critical illnesses. For example, atherosclerotic plaques, lacunar cerebral infarction, myocardial infarction, tumors, coronary heart disease, etc. … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine: Shortness of Breath and Poor Appetite May Indicate Qi Deficiency, Common Qi-Boosting Formulas

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Traditional Chinese Medicine: Shortness of Breath and Poor Appetite May Indicate Qi Deficiency, Common Qi-Boosting Formulas

Buqi (Qi tonification) is a method in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for treating Qi deficiency (气虚, qì xū). It is also known as Yiqi (益气, yì qì) and falls under the category of tonifying methods. Qi deficiency is often related to the lung (肺, fèi) and spleen (脾, pí) organs. The main symptoms of lung … Read more

What is Qi Deficiency? Symptoms and Proper Management of Qi Deficiency Explained by Dr. Liu

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What is Qi Deficiency? Symptoms and Proper Management of Qi Deficiency Explained by Dr. Liu

First, let’s take a look at the symptoms of Qi deficiency. Generally, the most common Qi deficiencies occur in the lungs, spleen, and kidneys, particularly in the lungs. This is because, in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the lungs are referred to as the “master of Qi.” Therefore, Qi deficiency is most often seen as lung … Read more

Classification of Qi Deficiency Symptoms, Chinese Patent Medicines for Qi and Kidney Deficiency, and Dietary Remedies for Qi Deficiency

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Classification of Qi Deficiency Symptoms, Chinese Patent Medicines for Qi and Kidney Deficiency, and Dietary Remedies for Qi Deficiency

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), “Qi” refers to the extremely subtle substance that is highly active and continuously moving within the human body, serving as the fundamental material that constitutes and sustains life activities. Qi deficiency can be categorized into several types: Lung Qi deficiency (Fei Qi Xu), Kidney Qi deficiency (Shen Qi Xu), Spleen … Read more

Characteristics and Treatment Methods for Qi Deficiency Constitution

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Characteristics and Treatment Methods for Qi Deficiency Constitution

Qi deficiency constitution seems to lack sufficient vital energy. Individuals with Qi deficiency are prone to fatigue, feeling like a pile of mud as soon as they get off work and needing to lie down. They often feel tired at any time, experience declining memory, are easily susceptible to colds, and tend to have very … Read more

Understanding Your Constitution: Qi Deficiency Constitution

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Understanding Your Constitution: Qi Deficiency Constitution

Constitution——Qi Deficiency Constitution Traditional Chinese Medicine Qi Deficiency Constitution in TCM Definition of Qi Deficiency Constitution The state of constitution characterized by insufficient Qi in the body, with weak breath and low organ function, is referred to as “Qi Deficiency Constitution”. Manifestations of Qi Deficiency Constitution Individuals may appear thin or slightly overweight, have a … Read more

Understanding and Regulating Qi Deficiency Constitution in TCM

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Understanding and Regulating Qi Deficiency Constitution in TCM

First, let’s look at the definition of Qi Deficiency: Qi Deficiency primarily refers to insufficient Yuan Qi. The main causes are genetic factors inherited from parents and postnatal deficiencies due to improper care. The Qi we refer to here mainly comes from the essence of the kidneys, the transformation of food and fluids by the … Read more

Qi Deficiency Constitution in the Three Stages of Nine Constitutions

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Qi Deficiency Constitution in the Three Stages of Nine Constitutions

The concept of Qi Deficiency (气虚) is one of the nine constitutions outlined in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Individuals with this constitution often experience symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, and a tendency to catch colds easily. This article explores the characteristics, causes, and TCM remedies for those with a Qi Deficiency constitution. In TCM, Qi … Read more

Health Preservation for Qi Deficiency Constitution

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Health Preservation for Qi Deficiency Constitution

1 Manifestations of Qi Deficiency Constitution 1. Speech is low and timid, with shallow breath. 2. Particularly sensitive to cold in winter and heat in summer. Prone to cold in winter and heatstroke in summer. 3. Reduced appetite, pale complexion, and light-colored lips. 4. Muscles are soft and lack strength. 5. Dizziness, low blood pressure, … Read more

Seven-Character Mnemonic Method of the Essentials of the Golden Chamber

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Seven-Character Mnemonic Method of the Essentials of the Golden Chamber

Seven-Character Mnemonic Method of the Essentials of the Golden Chamber Special Reminder This content is intended for use by clinical practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for pattern differentiation and treatment. Unauthorized use by non-medical personnel is prohibited. Any consequences arising from unauthorized use are not the responsibility of this platform. Seven-Character Mnemonic Method of … Read more