The six fu organs refer to the gallbladder, stomach, large intestine, small intestine, bladder, and san jiao (triple burner). Except for the gallbladder, all are involved in the intake and transportation of food and fluids, and are responsible for the separation of clear and turbid substances. Their function is to “excrete without storing,” corresponding and … Read more
Examples of Medicinal Herbs for Four Types of Damp-Heat Syndromes: Liver-Gallbladder, Large Intestine, Bladder, and Uterus Original Pharmacist Xiao Hua Hua Cat 2020-06-16 07:38:00 Damp-heat can cause sensations of heat, headaches, heaviness throughout the body, and bloating in the abdomen and stomach. Damp-heat is a term frequently mentioned in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Many people … Read more
Damp-heat refers to the pathological changes caused by the simultaneous invasion of heat and dampness in the body, or the coexistence of both within the body. This can occur due to the hot and humid weather in summer and autumn, or due to prolonged retention of dampness leading to transformation into heat. Each syndrome and … Read more
Feeling fatigued and heavy, experiencing drowsiness? Oily skin and frequent acne breakouts? Constant sweating, a sticky feeling on the skin, and itchy red spots? Bitter taste, dry mouth, bad breath, and excessive phlegm? Dark yellow urine with an unusual odor? Sticky stools? Prone to inflammation? What causes these symptoms? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that … Read more
Click the blue text above ยท Follow us Damp-Heat Syndrome is a term in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that refers to the accumulation of damp-heat within the body, obstructing the functioning of the organs and meridians, leading to various pathological changes associated with damp-heat symptoms throughout the body. Damp-Heat Syndrome can generally be divided into … Read more