Dear family, please click above【Shenzhen Original Point Medicine】to subscribe for free! 1. How many years must a person live to fulfill their natural lifespan? American scholar Haierfu estimated human lifespan based on the number of cell divisions, concluding that the human lifespan should be 120 years. This finding astonishingly aligns with our ancestors’ records of … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), insomnia is referred to as bumei (不寐), budewoh (不得卧), and mubuming (目不瞑). The pathogenesis is primarily attributed to excessive Yang heat, deficiency of Yin and blood, and the loss of Shen (spirit) function. However, the clinical application of nourishing Yin, subduing Yang, and nourishing blood to calm the spirit sometimes … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) expert shares health knowledge with you Click below to↓↓↓ follow for free The Eight Principles of Diagnosis (Ba Gang Bian Zheng) refer to the eight categories of syndromes: Yin and Yang, Deficiency and Excess, Exterior and Interior, Cold and Heat. This is the fundamental framework of TCM diagnosis. The saying goes, … Read more
What is Heart and Kidney Yang Deficiency? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers Heart and Kidney Yang Deficiency to be a condition caused by insufficient Yang Qi in the heart and kidneys, leading to weak blood circulation, blood stasis, and internal coldness. This results in reduced function and stagnation of water and dampness. What Causes Heart … Read more
The Eight Principles of Differentiation (Ba Gang Bian Zheng) refer to the eight categories of syndromes in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): Yin and Yang, Deficiency and Excess, Exterior and Interior, Cold and Heat. This is the fundamental framework for syndrome differentiation in TCM. As the saying goes, “To treat diseases, one must understand the eight … Read more
Cupping therapy is one of the physical therapies in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Due to poor lifestyle habits, many modern individuals experience excessive dampness and coldness in their bodies, making cupping increasingly popular among clients. Whether dealing with general body aches or severe cold-damp conditions, applying a couple of cups can instantly rejuvenate one’s spirit. … Read more
Why Cupping on the Back Many diseases in the human body are caused by the obstruction of Qi and blood. The back, as the main pathway for Qi and blood circulation, is particularly susceptible to stagnation. Only when this hub is unblocked can Qi and blood flow smoothly, removing stagnation, nourishing the entire body, and … Read more
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
Wind is the primary qi of spring, but it exists in all four seasons. When the wind qi undergoes abnormal changes that exceed the body’s adaptive capacity, it becomes a “wind pathogen” and causes disease. The wind pathogen is the most significant pathogenic factor among the six excesses, hence it is intentionally referred to as … Read more
Differentiation of disease causes is a method based on the theory of disease causation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which identifies the factors causing diseases through the analysis of clinical data. The main content of differentiation of disease causes can be summarized into four aspects: the Six Excesses (Liù Yín 六淫), Seven Emotions (Qīng Qíng … Read more