“Among the six qi, damp-heat is a disease that affects eight or nine out of ten people.” From ancient times to the present, damp-heat has always been our “great concern.” Heavy breath, lack of appetite; oily skin all day, prone to rashes; oily hair within a day after washing; irritable temperament; excessive leukorrhea in women, … Read more
Scientific Guidance: Lin Jiwei, Center for Preventive Medicine, Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital This issue brings you the first atypical constitution in the Lingnan region The Damp-Heat Constitution is the most prevalent atypical constitution in southern regions, with medical literature conducting sampling surveys on the population in Guangdong.The proportion of those with Damp-Heat Constitution is … Read more
Popular Science Guidance: Shenzhen Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, Preventive Medicine Center Lin Jiwei This issue brings you the first atypical constitution in our Lingnan region The Damp-Heat Constitution is the most common atypical constitution in southern regions, with medical literature conducting sampling surveys on the population in Guangdong.The proportion of those with Damp-Heat Constitution is … Read more
Introduction “Among the six qi, damp-heat is the most troublesome, affecting nearly everyone.” Throughout history, damp-heat has been a significant health concern. Symptoms such as bad breath, loss of appetite, oily skin, easy rashes, oily hair within a day of washing, irritability, excessive vaginal discharge in women, and dampness in the scrotum in men are … Read more