Nourishing Health through TCM Understanding Yin Deficiency Constitution Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has a long and rich history. Comparing Yang deficiency to a lack of sunlight and warmth in the body, Yin deficiency can be likened to a lack of nourishing water. Yin deficiency refers to the deficiency of Yin fluids, which encompass all nourishing … Read more
Understanding Yin Deficiency Constitution Do you really understand Yin Deficiency Constitution? —Tips for Nourishing Yin to Say Goodbye to “Dryness”! Hey, dear family of Liangwu, do you ever feel like: your mouth is always dry, as if there’s a small furnace burning inside your body, your palms and soles are hot, and you are particularly … Read more
Health Shandong Promotion High in quality, deep in content, warm in tone Follow us Some friends tend to feel hot, with warm hands and feet throughout the year. Especially at night, they may sweat while sleeping, have a flushed face, and often feel thirsty, preferring cold drinks. Their personality may also be somewhat irritable and … Read more
Recently, have you experienced symptoms such as hot palms and soles, particularly dry skin, frequent dry mouth, and a constant thirst for water? Sometimes you may also suffer from constipation or dry stools. If you share these experiences, it may be related to your constitution. We recommend reading this article as it may be helpful … Read more
Subscribe to Topics and Featured Articles Health Preservation Strategies for Yin Deficiency Constitution—Nourishing Yin, Moistening Dryness, Clearing Heat, and Relieving Irritation Yin Deficiency Constitution (Water Deficiency Type)—Insufficient internal moisture, lack of nourishmentIndividuals with a Yin deficiency constitution are often slender and tall, frequently experiencing dry eyes, dry mouth and throat, a constant desire to drink … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) expert shares health knowledge with you. Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ Yin deficiency is a pathological phenomenon characterized by the deficiency of essence, blood, or body fluids. A person with a Yin deficiency constitution can be metaphorically described as lacking moisture. With insufficient Yin, body fluids and blood are depleted, … Read more
Follow our official WeChat account…… Daily sharing to accompany the growth of TCM practitioners From the moment a person is born, they begin to consume energy daily, primarily referring to the innate essence of kidney qi. This essence is like a gas tank that diminishes with use. Therefore, in this sense, compared to the absolute … Read more
Body deficiency is categorized into four types: Qi deficiency, Blood deficiency, Yin deficiency, and Yang deficiency. 1. “Qi Deficiency”: The main manifestations of Qi deficiency include: shortness of breath, fatigue, low voice, shortness of breath upon exertion, easy sweating, dizziness, palpitations, pale yellow complexion, poor appetite, internal heat, spontaneous sweating, prolapse of the rectum, uterine … Read more
The human body begins to consume energy from the moment of birth, primarily referring to the innate essence of kidney qi. This essence can be likened to a gas tank that diminishes with use. Therefore, in this sense, compared to the absolute value at birth, “deficiency” is absolute, while “non-deficiency” is relative. 1. Types of … Read more
It is often heard in TCM diagnoses that someone has a deficiency of Qi, which is a manifestation of insufficient vital energy. So what are the symptoms of Qi deficiency, and how should one regulate it? The “Huangdi Neijing: Suwen” states, “When the righteous Qi is stored within, evil cannot invade; where evil gathers, Qi … Read more