Fundamentals of Gua Sha: Methods and Precautions

Fundamentals of Gua Sha: Methods and Precautions

How to Understand Sha Marks? Gua Sha not only treats diseases but also allows the diagnosis of conditions through the sha marks it produces, helping to identify the root cause of ailments. To assess your health, you can follow these three steps: 1. Observe. Bright red sha indicates a milder condition. The relationship between sha … Read more

The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping Therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Daily sharing to accompany the growth of TCM practitioners Techniques of Cupping Therapy Lung Area Cupping Marks: 1. The appearance of purple-red spots on both sides during cupping indicates bronchitis. 2. The appearance of flushed red patches indicates lung heat, accompanied by symptoms such as thirst and chest pain. 3. The appearance of small rashes … Read more

Techniques for Cupping Therapy

Techniques for Cupping Therapy

Tip: Follow the WeChat account: ztyxpxw for a wealth of acupuncture technique videos available for free viewing. Signs of Cupping in the Lung Area: 1. If purple-red spots appear on both sides during cupping, it indicates bronchitis. 2. If reddish patches appear, it suggests lung heat, accompanied by symptoms such as thirst and chest pain. … Read more

The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping and Sliding Cupping in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Techniques and Diagnosis of Cupping and Sliding Cupping in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Sliding Cupping Techniques Lung Area Cupping Marks: Click → 【Dong’s Special Acupoints】 “Xie Luo Yuan Zhen” (Drainage Meridian Distant Needle) bloodletting points are distributed throughout the body. 1. If purple-red spots appear on both sides during cupping, it indicates bronchitis. 2. If reddish patches appear during cupping, it indicates lung heat, with symptoms such as … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine Herb: Dan Shen

Traditional Chinese Medicine Herb: Dan Shen

Click on “Shennong’s Hundred Herbs Formula” above…Disease inquiry, health guidance, classic health preservation, Traditional Chinese Medicine and herbs, no need to seek help when ill. PinyinDān Shēn Alias Yi Shen, Mu Yang Ru (from “Wupu Bencao”), Zhu Ma (Tao Hongjing), Shan Shen (from “Rihua Zibencao”), Zi Dan Shen (from “Modern Practical Chinese Medicine”), Hong Gen … Read more

Symptoms of Blood Deficiency and How to Nourish It

Symptoms of Blood Deficiency and How to Nourish It

Many people are aware of Qi deficiency, but may not know about blood deficiency (xue xu). Blood deficiency occurs when there is insufficient blood in the body, leading to a lack of nourishment for the limbs and internal organs, resulting in overall weakness. Individuals with anemia often have blood deficiency issues, but not all individuals … Read more

Addressing Blood Deficiency in the Five Organs: Effective Remedies

Addressing Blood Deficiency in the Five Organs: Effective Remedies

If the five organs exhibit blood deficiency, what symptoms might arise, and how can we address them? Today, I will introduce a Chinese herb for each organ to help you effectively regulate it. First, let’s look at the heart. When there is a deficiency of heart blood (心血虚, xin xue xu), typical symptoms include palpitations, … Read more

Nurturing the Five Organs for Harmonious Functioning of the Six Bowels

Nurturing the Five Organs for Harmonious Functioning of the Six Bowels

Knowledge on Nurturing the Five Organs Nurturing the Five Organs, the Six Bowels will then be at peace. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) categorizes the important organs of the human body into two main types: the Zang (五脏) and the Fu (六腑). The former includes the heart (心), liver (肝), spleen (脾), lungs (肺), and kidneys … Read more

Preventive Health in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Five Principles for Health Maintenance During Cold Dew Season

Preventive Health in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Five Principles for Health Maintenance During Cold Dew Season

Click on “Qingyuan City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital” above to follow us!TodayCold DewThe autumn chill gradually deepens as Cold Dew arrivesCold Dew is the seventeenth solar term of the twenty-four solar terms and the fifth solar term of autumn. It occurs when the sun reaches the celestial longitude of 195 degrees. It marks the onset … Read more