Gua Sha – Spring Health Tips

Gua Sha - Spring Health Tips

In March, this is called “Fa Chen”; the heavens and earth are both alive, and all things flourish. The sky is clear and the air is fresh; spring has finally arrived, a great time to roll up our sleeves and get to work. However, some friends are experiencing troubles that come with spring. Some people … Read more

Comprehensive Guide: Quick Reference for Yang Deficiency (Self-Assessment)

Comprehensive Guide: Quick Reference for Yang Deficiency (Self-Assessment)

Yang deficiency manifests in numerous symptoms, making it difficult to list them all. To provide a clearer and more intuitive impression, we will simply enumerate 100 common symptoms for reference. Score one point for each symptom you identify; how many points can you accumulate?  1. Pale complexion, pale lips, pale eyelids, and excessive clear saliva.  2. Dull … Read more

Understanding Dampness in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Symptoms, Effects, and Remedies

Understanding Dampness in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Symptoms, Effects, and Remedies

Traditional Chinese Medicine Health, Wellness Classics, Wishing You Continuous Health More Knowledge Sharing Follow us for daily wellness knowledge. Learn the wisdom to avoid illness. Qi Huang Learning SocietyMaking Traditional Chinese Medicine more beautiful | more interesting | more relevant to life Here is a piece of light music to share, wishing you a pleasant … Read more

Understanding the Cold and Hot Properties of Fruits for Optimal Health: A Comprehensive Guide

Understanding the Cold and Hot Properties of Fruits for Optimal Health: A Comprehensive Guide

Fruits are beneficial, but consuming the wrong ones can harm your health! Some fruits, when eaten in excess, can lead to symptoms such as toothache, red and swollen eyes, mouth ulcers, and nosebleeds; Other fruits can cause stomach discomfort and diarrhea, leading to digestive disturbances. In fact, even the best fruits can be harmful if … Read more

Dietary Recommendations for Qi Deficiency Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Dietary Recommendations for Qi Deficiency Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Dietary Recommendations in Traditional Chinese Medicine 【Qi Deficiency Constitution】 Origin of Qi Deficiency Constitution Each of us inherits different genetic traits from our parents, has different living environments and habits, and is a unique individual, which can be said to vary greatly. Dietary recommendations differ for individuals with different constitutions. Qi deficiency constitution refers to … Read more

The Most Comprehensive 170 Health Tips, Extremely Useful! (Recommended to Save)

The Most Comprehensive 170 Health Tips, Extremely Useful! (Recommended to Save)

There are many small pieces of knowledge that are crucial. If we could know them earlier and remember them at all times, wouldn’t our bodies and lives be better? Today, I will share with you 170 physiological common sense related to your body. 1 1. Washing feet with cold water is harmful to health; 2. … Read more

30 Health Tips for a Healthy Life Every Day

01 Stay in Bed for 3 Minutes After Waking Up Getting up too quickly can lead to dizziness, especially in middle-aged and elderly individuals, who may also experience cardiovascular accidents. Sit on the bed for a moment to wake up, rub your hands together to warm them, and wash your face several times. Once fully … Read more

Blood Stasis Causes Various Diseases, Use Moxibustion to Resolve Stasis!

Blood Stasis Causes Various Diseases, Use Moxibustion to Resolve Stasis!

Moxibustion can truly elevate white blood cell counts; where there is moxa, there is no cancer! Just as rivers can become blocked by silt or garbage, preventing normal flow, blood can also stagnate. Generally speaking, any blood that leaves the meridians and cannot disperse in time, or blood flow that is obstructed and accumulates in … Read more

The Twelve Hours and the Twelve Meridians

The Twelve Hours and the Twelve Meridians

The Diagram and Explanation of the Twelve Meridians Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) divides the day into twelve hours, represented by the twelve Earthly Branches, forming the theory of the Zi Wu Liu Zhu (Circadian Rhythm of Qi and Blood). This theory is a major component of TCM, studying the timetable of the circulation of Qi … Read more

The Twelve Meridians and the Eight Extraordinary Vessels (Recommended for Collection)

The Twelve Meridians and the Eight Extraordinary Vessels (Recommended for Collection)

Understanding the daily circulation and operation of the human body’s meridians allows us to grasp every moment of life, starting from our breath. By relying on the meridians, we can comprehend the principles of Tai Chi, respect the regulations of Yin and Yang. The twelve meridians are all connected to the source of life energy, … Read more