Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that kidney yang is the external manifestation of the essence and qi of the kidneys, playing a role in warming the entire body. When yang qi is deficient, it can lead to a shortened lifespan, and life can be cut short. Each person’s life largely depends on their own yang … Read more
Author: Ren Guiling, Ordos Central Hospital In the drama “Empresses in the Palace,” the usually domineering Hua Fei has her own troubles, asking, “Everyone can give birth, why can’t I?” After drinking the “miscarriage medicine” given by Duan Fei, Hua Fei suffers a miscarriage. In retaliation, Hua Fei forces Duan Fei to drink a pot … Read more
1. Zu San Li (Stomach 36) Function: First, it supports the body’s vital energy and strengthens the spleen and stomach; Second, it promotes metabolism and strengthens the body; Third, it enhances endocrine function and boosts immunity. Stimulating Zu San Li has preventive and therapeutic effects on diseases of the digestive system, nervous system, blood system, … Read more
Eight Extraordinary Meridians are significant pathways in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), essential for understanding their circulation, physiological functions, and eight representative acupuncture points. Today, let’s explore the diagram of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians together! You can click above to follow and save! Eight Extraordinary Meridians The Eight Extraordinary Meridians refer to the Ren Mai (Ren … Read more
The Eight Extraordinary Meridians are a powerful remedy, treating a wide range of conditions. It is essential to understand the pathways, physiological functions, and eight representative acupuncture points of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians. Eight Extraordinary Meridians The Eight Extraordinary Meridians refer to the Ren (Renmai), Du (Dumai), Chong (Chongmai), Dai (Daimai), Yin Qiao (Yin Qiaomai), … Read more
The Eight Extraordinary Meridians are significant, treating a wide range of conditions. This article summarizes their pathways, physiological functions, and eight representative acupuncture points! 1 Eight Extraordinary Meridians The Eight Extraordinary Meridians refer to the Ren Mai (Ren Meridian), Du Mai (Governing Meridian), Chong Mai (Penetrating Meridian), Dai Mai (Belt Meridian), Yin Qiao Mai (Yin … Read more
Winter Solstice “The timing of nature and human affairs urges us on, the Winter Solstice brings forth Yang and Spring returns.” On this day, the daytime is the shortest, and the night is the longest. Yin is at its peak while Yang is at its lowest; the extreme of Yin gives birth to Yang, marking … Read more