The theory of blood stasis originated in the “Neijing”. For example, the term “evil blood” in the “Ling Shu” is the earliest record of stasis blood. The “Suwen* Miao Ci Lun” states: “If a person falls, evil blood remains inside, causing fullness and distension in the abdomen, and they cannot move forward or backward; first … Read more
IntroductionThe collaterals are an important component of our meridian system. Bloodletting therapy is a unique acupuncture technique in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), with extensive records of its application in the “Huangdi Neijing” (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon).Research indicates that bloodletting therapy has a beneficial bidirectional regulatory effect on the blood system. This technique can promote metabolism, … Read more
In addition to phlegm-dampness, stasis blood (yūxuè) is also a common condition associated with the slippery pulse (huá mài). This condition can lead to vomiting and accumulation of blood, which is often observed in women during their menstrual period. Therefore, it is common for women to exhibit a noticeable slippery pulse, especially in the cubic … Read more