Click the blue text to follow Dr. Zhao The Twenty-Eight Pulses of CHEN MAI 沉脉 “Insufficient when lifted, excessive when pressed” Like sand wrapped in cotton, soft on the outside but firm on the inside Chen Mai (沉脉) is felt with a heavy hand pressing down to the bones. Chen (沉) is the opposite of … Read more
In theory, our body is our own, and we should be the masters of our health. However, it is evident that most people’s health is handed over to doctors, making them the passive party, which should not be the case! In fact, observing our own physical condition is not that difficult. You can look at … Read more
Comprehensive Collection of Traditional Remediesto Promote Health Knowledge Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ 1. General Spleen Qi Deficiency: If you often feel particularly weak, have loose stools, and are reluctant to speak or feel lethargic, with a swollen tongue, you are experiencing general Spleen Qi deficiency. 2. Spleen Qi Deficiency with Dampness: If you … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine Tongue Diagnosis The tongue is a mirror of the body’s health, closely linked to the internal organs and meridians. Changes in the five zang and six fu organs can be reflected on the tongue, hence it is referred to as the “external sign of the internal organs.” Tongue diagnosis is a technique … Read more
Blood stasis (xue yu) is a syndrome in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It refers to the stagnation of blood flow. The blood stasis syndrome can be seen in many diseases. Whenever the blood that deviates from its normal path cannot dissipate in time, or when blood flow is obstructed and accumulates in the meridians or … Read more
All diseases arise from stasis; stasis accelerates aging.Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) states: all diseases arise from stasis; the process of aging is the continuous blockage of meridians.By the age of fifty, approximately 50% of the body may experience stasis, leading to rapid aging.The reason for different pain locations and diseases is due to different areas … Read more
Blood stasis is a causative factor in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), resulting from the accumulation of internal and external impurities such as phlegm, dampness, turbid fluids, and uremic toxins entering the bloodstream, leading to the formation of impure blood. Conditions such as coronary heart disease, tumors, and strokes are all related to blood stasis. The … Read more
The causes of blood stasis (xue yu) are varied, so what are the general characteristics of blood stasis? How should it be regulated? There are many methods to improve blood stasis, but it does not mean that anything can be used to improve it. Blood stasis, as a common condition, may be a sequela of … Read more
1. Blood Stasis: Spots on the Face! Have you noticed that most people with spots are women? The reason women are more prone to spots is closely related to their constitution—women are predominantly yin, often cold in nature, tend to have stagnant qi due to their introverted personalities, and do not exercise frequently, which hinders … Read more
Focus on UsClick the blue text to follow us Blood stasis refers to the obstruction of blood flow, characterized by fixed stabbing pain, masses, bleeding, and signs of blood stasis. (1) Clinical Manifestations The pain is characterized by stabbing sensations, persistent pain that resists pressure, fixed and immovable, often worsening at night; the nature of … Read more