A Comprehensive Overview of the Treatise on Cold Damage: The Shang Han Lun

A Comprehensive Overview of the Treatise on Cold Damage: The Shang Han Lun

Standing on the shoulders of giants, becoming a carrier of knowledge Diagnostic World News The Shang Han Za Bing Lun (Treatise on Cold Damage) is the first clinical medical masterpiece in China that combines theory and practice. It is a milestone medical classic, a foundational work of Chinese medicine, and a source of development with … Read more

Essentials of Shang Han Lun (Pure Content)

Essentials of Shang Han Lun (Pure Content)

Inheriting the fire of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang 1Overview 1. The first book in China that discusses syndrome differentiation and treatment is “Shang Han Lun” written by the great physician Zhang Zhongjing (Zhang Ji) during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It laid the foundation for syndrome … Read more

The Five Movements and Six Qi Health Preservation Methods from the Huangdi Neijing

The Five Movements and Six Qi Health Preservation Methods from the Huangdi Neijing

Summary of TCM Courses 01 All Courses by Ni Haixia 02 Comprehensive TCM Treatments for Common Diseases 03 Focused Learning on TCM Topics 04 Online Reading of TCM Learning Books Listen to TCM for Better Health Source of Audio: Hanhai Yixue Unlike other brilliant civilizations that have been sealed in historical museums, Traditional Chinese Medicine … Read more

My Views on Supporting the Right Qi and Expelling Pathogenic Factors

My Views on Supporting the Right Qi and Expelling Pathogenic Factors

​ Recently, in the introduction of the article “Following the Dietary Principles for Health Preservation to Assist in Epidemic Prevention,” I mentioned: “For three years of the epidemic, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has adhered to systematic thinking, holistic concepts, and comprehensive consideration of the damage caused by external pathogenic factors such as wind, cold, heat, … Read more

Principles of Nursing in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Principles of Nursing in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Principles of Nursing in Traditional Chinese Medicine serve as general guidelines for nursing work. These principles are formulated under the guidance of holistic concepts and the theory of syndrome differentiation in nursing, based on the objective data obtained from the four diagnostic methods (inspection, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation). They are established through comprehensive analysis, synthesis, … Read more

Exploring the Dosage of Aconite: Is It Truly Highly Toxic?

Exploring the Dosage of Aconite: Is It Truly Highly Toxic?

Aconite Base Aconite (Fu Zi) is known as one of the “Four Essentials of Medicine” in TCM, with significant efficacy. The “Shang Han Lun” records 21 formulas containing Aconite, while the “Jin Gui Yao Lue” includes 13, and the “Zhou Hou Fang” lists 60. However, the dosage of Aconite has always been a topic of … Read more

Master Li Shimao’s Experience in Treating Damp-Heat Syndrome

Master Li Shimao's Experience in Treating Damp-Heat Syndrome

“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

Advanced Preparation: An Introduction to TCM External Pathology

Advanced Preparation: An Introduction to TCM External Pathology

Why did the Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine Affiliated Hospital achieve the remarkable feat of no deaths and no infections among medical staff during the 2003 SARS outbreak, with patients showing no sequelae, yet this did not prompt a reevaluation and understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)? It is because TCM could not present a … Read more

Clinical Cases of External Heat Illness Treated by Zhou Zhongying

Clinical Cases of External Heat Illness Treated by Zhou Zhongying

External heat illness refers to a category of diseases characterized by fever as the main symptom, caused by external pathogens invading the body. In modern medicine, these diseases are primarily classified as acute infectious diseases, including those caused by bacteria or viruses that present with fever as a primary symptom. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes … Read more

Summary of Li Zhenhua’s Experience in Treating Exogenous Diseases

ClickAboveBlue text “Wuwei Academy ” → Click the top right corner “…” → Select “Set as a favorite ★ ”Then you won’t miss any good articles! Li Zhenhua, the first National Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, former chief physician at Henan Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and a guiding teacher for the inheritance of … Read more