Traditional Chinese Medicine

Comprehensive Human Acupuncture Point Chart and Their Functions (A Must-Collect)

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Comprehensive Human Acupuncture Point Chart and Their Functions (A Must-Collect)

The comprehensive diagram of human acupuncture points clearly and intuitively marks various acupuncture points on the body, including head acupuncture points, chest acupuncture points, back acupuncture points, arm and hand acupuncture points, leg acupuncture points, and foot acupuncture points, detailing the functions of each point. Diagram and Functions of Head Acupuncture Points Head Wei (Tou … Read more

Comprehensive Human Acupuncture Points Chart and Their Functions (A Must-Bookmark)

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Comprehensive Human Acupuncture Points Chart and Their Functions (A Must-Bookmark)

The comprehensive diagram of human acupuncture points clearly and intuitively marks various acupuncture points on the human body, including diagrams for the head, chest, back, arms and hands, legs, and feet, detailing the functions of each point. Head Acupuncture Points and Their Functions Tou Wei (Head Crown) Point: Treats eye pain, eye twitching, headaches. Shang … Read more

Comprehensive Summary of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians and Their Functions

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Comprehensive Summary of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians and Their Functions

Eight Extraordinary Meridians are significant, treating extensive areas of the body. This article summarizes the pathways, physiological functions, and eight representative acupuncture points of the Eight Extraordinary Meridians! 1 Eight Extraordinary Meridians The Eight Extraordinary Meridians refer to the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel), Du Mai (Governing Vessel), Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel), Dai Mai (Belt Vessel), … Read more

The Comprehensive Guide to the Five Elements, Organs, and Nourishment in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The Comprehensive Guide to the Five Elements, Organs, and Nourishment in Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Five Elements are interrelated through generation and restriction. 　 Generation: Wood generates Fire, Fire generates Earth, Earth generates Metal, Metal generates Water, Water generates Wood. —- Generation represents development. Restriction: Wood restrains Earth, Earth restrains Water, Water restrains Fire, Fire restrains Metal, Metal restrains Wood. —- Restriction represents balance. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), … Read more

Comprehensive Guide to the Five Elements (Dozens of Five Elements You May Not Know)

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Comprehensive Guide to the Five Elements (Dozens of Five Elements You May Not Know)

1. The Five Directions and Five Elements: East corresponds to Wood, South to Fire, West to Metal, North to Water, and Center to Earth. This is the essence of the He Tu, which states: “One and six correspond to North Water, two and seven to South Fire, three and eight to East Wood, four and … Read more

Understanding Yin and Yang in Traditional Chinese Medicine

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Understanding Yin and Yang in Traditional Chinese Medicine

We are now going to discuss a crucial topic: everything is related to Yin and Yang. Once you understand Yin and Yang, you can comprehend the laws of development of all things. We all admire knowledgeable people; Yin and Yang are referred to as the Dao. This concept of Yin and Yang is the greatest … Read more

Four Traditional Chinese Medicines to Warm Yang and Tonify Deficiency: Addressing Heart, Spleen, and Kidney Yang Deficiencies

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Four Traditional Chinese Medicines to Warm Yang and Tonify Deficiency: Addressing Heart, Spleen, and Kidney Yang Deficiencies

Many friends are aware of the importance of Yang Qi in our bodies, understanding that it can warm our bodies, promote physiological functions, and help us maintain a healthy state. It is also known that if one often feels cold, it is likely due to insufficient Yang Qi in the body. However, with so many … Read more

Introduction to Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine: Study These “Three Articles”

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Introduction to Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine: Study These "Three Articles"

Inheriting the fire of Qi Huang, a public account with substance and warmth. Ai Yu Xiang Tang 1. What is Ancient Traditional Chinese Medicine? For over five thousand years, even earlier, humans have been exploring methods to protect their health in the face of harsh living conditions, starting from a primitive stage of survival. This … Read more

Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Cultural Treasure of China

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Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Cultural Treasure of China

Honor and respect your parents, have good communication skills, be a doer and thinker. Top Ten National Treasures: Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Traditional Chinese Medicine is an important part of our brilliant culture and one of the top ten national treasures of China. It has an increasingly significant influence internationally and is loved and welcomed … Read more

What is Traditional Chinese Medicine?

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What is Traditional Chinese Medicine?

“Traditional Chinese Medicine” (zhōng yī) first appeared in the “Book of Han: Arts and Literature, Treatises on Formulas,” which states: “To increase heat with heat, and to increase cold with cold, is not seen externally, which is what is lost.” Hence the saying: “When ill, seek treatment, and one often finds Traditional Chinese Medicine.” Here, … Read more