1. Insights on the Treatment Methods of “Shang Han Lun” Xin Zhike, Shaanxi Provincial Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine “Shang Han Lun” is written in a concise format, integrating theory, experience, and techniques. Its diagnostic and treatment methods rely on careful clinical observation, with its formulas and patterns rooted in the clinical practice of Traditional … Read more
This article is reproduced from Shuncong Nature “All Diseases Arise from Cold Damage: Treating All Illnesses with the Theory of Cold Damage”External causes of disease such as wind and qi are due to Cold Damage. All diseases arise from Cold Damage. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnoses based on pulse and symptoms, using the Six Meridians … Read more
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 Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon) is regarded as a classic of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The more one reads it, the deeper one understands its profound insights. We are grateful to our ancestors for leaving us such a precious cultural heritage. The Huangdi Neijing states: “Do not treat the already sick, but prevent … Read more
………………………………………………………………… 【Summary】 Whenever there is atendon issue, treating the liver is correct. Whenever there is abone issue, treating the kidneys is correct. Whenever there is amuscle issue, treating the spleen and stomach is correct. Whenever there is ablood vessel issue, treating the heart is correct. Whenever there is askin or hair issue, treating the lungs … Read more
1. Ren zhe, tian di zhi zhen ye. (Ling Shu • Yu Ban)The most precious thing in nature is humanity.2. Sheng zhi ben, ben yu yin yang. (Su Wen • Sheng Qi Tong Tian Lun)The yin and yang qi of nature is the root of life.3. Ren sheng you xing, bu li yin yang. (Su … Read more
1. When the will is calm and desires are few, the heart is at peace and unafraid, the body may be weary but not fatigued, and the vital energy flows smoothly; each person follows their desires and all can achieve their wishes. ——Huangdi Neijing: On Ancient Naturalness Explanation: A calm mind with few desires leads … Read more
The Huangdi Neijing Path to Health PreservationIntroduction “Health preservation” in ancient times was also known as “nurturing life,” which refers to the maintenance of the body to prevent diseases and prolong life. Over two thousand years ago, the Huangdi Neijing (Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon) recorded many theories and methods of health preservation in Traditional Chinese … Read more
1. When the will is calm and desires are few, the heart is at peace and does not fear; the body may be weary but not fatigued, and the vital energy flows smoothly. Each person follows their desires and all can achieve their wishes.——Huangdi Neijing: On Ancient NaturalnessExplanation: A calm mind with few desires leads … Read more
The occurrence and development of diseases fundamentally stem from the disruption of the relative balance of Yin and Yang in the body, resulting in an excess or deficiency of Yin and Yang. Therefore, adjusting Yin and Yang, reducing the excess, and replenishing the deficiency to restore the relative balance of Yin and Yang, thereby promoting … Read more