1. Dryness is the predominant qi of autumn. Excessive dryness leads to the pathogenic factor known as “dryness evil” (zao xie). There are two types of dryness evil: warm dryness and cool dryness. Early autumn often sees residual summer heat, leading to warm dryness, while late autumn, approaching winter, tends to exhibit cool dryness. Internal … Read more
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Click the blue text above to follow for regular updates! The fourteen damp-heat syndromes, at the onset, present with chest tightness, confusion, and loud cries of pain, indicating damp-heat obstructing the middle and upper jiao. It is advisable to use Cao Guo (Grass Fruit), Bing Lang (Betel Nut), Xian Chang Pu (Fresh Acorus), Yuan Su … Read more
Shang Yi Yuan Health ManagementNo Injury, Preserve Health The human body has approximately 28 types of pulses, each reflecting the body’s functions and corresponding to specific disease ranges. Shang Yi Yuan Health Management shares 15 common pulse types and their corresponding diseases based on TCM syndrome differentiation. 1.Shi Mai (Full Pulse): All three pulse positions … Read more