More exciting content, please follow us. The Huangdi Neijing on Emotions: The five emotions correspond to the five organs; illness arises from the heart, and emotions determine human health. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) posits that “illness arises from the heart,” suggesting that the occurrence of disease is related to “emotions.” This aligns with modern medicine’s … Read more
The Impact of Emotional Imbalance on the Body Human psychological activities, referred to in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as qíngzhì (情志), or emotions, are the body’s instinctive comprehensive reflection when interacting with and understanding objective things. Proper psychological health care is a crucial aspect of human health, holding significant value throughout life, and has been … Read more
The constitution is crucial for women! Many women experience various physiological and psychological discomforts due to constitutional issues, and despite trying numerous methods to regulate their constitution, they often hit a wall due to the lack of suitable paths. So, how should women regulate their constitution? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is the first choice! Blood … Read more
The human body is a balance mechanism, with the bending and stretching of bones; the exhalation and inhalation of the lungs; the contraction and relaxation of the heart; the synthesis and decomposition of the liver… Only when these organs are in mutual balance and coordination can the functions of the human body be unified, maintaining … Read more
Health Preservation Knowledge for the Elderly The health preservation of the elderly is a multidimensional topic that involves not only physical health but also psychological and social aspects. As people age, their bodily functions gradually decline, making reasonable health preservation crucial for delaying aging and improving quality of life. Dietary Recommendations Grains and Tubers Whole … Read more
There is a wealth of knowledge regarding health preservation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), primarily focusing on maintaining the harmony between the internal and external environments of the body and achieving a balance of yin and yang. As stated in the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon), spring is the time to nourish the liver, … Read more
The foundation of clinical medicine is diagnostics. Accurate diagnosis is essential for effective treatment (though not necessarily completely effective, as follow-up and individualized safe and effective treatment plans are needed). However, if the diagnosis is incorrect, effective treatment is impossible.The basis of diagnostics is symptomatology, and obtaining symptoms (the patient’s complaints of discomfort) can only … Read more