ClickBlue↑ to follow us! The normal pulse, known in ancient times as Ping Mai (平脉), is the pulse of a healthy person without disease. The characteristics of a normal pulse include three parts having pulse, with a breath rate of four beats per breath (or five beats during a leap year, equivalent to 72-80 beats … Read more
The Du Mai (Governing Vessel) What are the Eight Extraordinary Meridians? “Qi” means “strange” or “unusual,” indicating something unique. The Eight Extraordinary Meridians differ from the twelve regular meridians; they are not directly associated with the organs and do not have a paired relationship, hence they are termed “extraordinary meridians.” The Eight Extraordinary Meridians refer … Read more
Introduction: Qi stagnation in the spleen and stomach refers to the pathological changes of the Qi mechanism in the middle jiao being disordered, leading to stagnation and obstruction. The treatment principle is to promote Qi movement and relieve stagnation, which is based on the pathogenesis of spleen and stomach Qi stagnation. Indications: The main symptom … Read more
In recent years, with the revival and popularization of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and the increasing number of people in sub-health states, the general public has actively engaged in the study and development of TCM. Basic knowledge of TCM has been widely disseminated through major media outlets, including common herbal formulas and treatment methods such … Read more