Forsythia Lián Qiáo Alias Lián Ké, Huáng Huā Tiáo, Huáng Liàn Tiáo Huā, Huáng Qí Dān, Qīng Qiáo, Luò Qiáo, Hàn Lián Zǐ, Dà Qiáo Zǐ, Kōng Ké, Kōng Qiáo Functions Clears heat, detoxifies, disperses nodules, reduces swelling. Treats warm heat, erysipelas, rashes, carbuncles, lymphadenitis, and urinary obstruction. First Recorded In Shennong Bencao Jing Toxicity … Read more
Forsythia Lián Qiáo Alias Lián Ké, Huáng Huā Tiáo, Huáng Liàn Tiáo Huā, Huáng Qí Dān, Qīng Qiáo, Luò Qiáo, Hàn Lián Zǐ, Dà Qiáo Zǐ, Kōng Ké, Kōng Qiáo Functions Clears heat, detoxifies, disperses nodules, reduces swelling. Treats warm heat, erysipelas, rashes, carbuncles, lymphadenitis, and urinary obstruction. First Recorded In Shén Nóng Běn Cǎo … Read more
As winter fades and spring arrives, while other flowers remain silent, one flower eagerly senses the arrival of spring, blooming with a smile, its clusters of yellow blossoms resembling lanterns. Although it lacks the grandeur of peonies and the brilliance of paeonies, the sight of its golden hue signifies the vitality of blooming life and … Read more
By Jie Ge Lecture Explaining TCM theories in simple language Bringing TCM closer to life! As winter fades and spring arrives, while other flowers remain silent, one flower senses the breath of spring first, blooming with a smile, its clusters of yellow blossoms resembling lanterns. Although it lacks the grandeur of peonies and the brilliance … Read more
Every time the seasons change, with the variation in weather, colds also enter a high incidence period. So, when facing patients with colds, how should we recommend medication as staff? Let’s take a look at the classification of colds and the corresponding suitable medications! 01 Classification of Colds Western medicine classifies colds into common colds … Read more
Discussing Yin and Yang, the Five Elements, and the Path to Medicine Click to play the audio course Hello everyone! Today we will explain the third episode of “Understanding Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)” focusing on wind-heat cold. Many people consider a cold to be trivial, thinking it will resolve in a few days, … Read more
Understanding Wind-Heat Cold? Wind-heat cold is mostly caused by the invasion of wind-heat pathogens, commonly occurring in spring and summer, often accompanied by a sensation similar to heat stroke.. So what are the symptoms of wind-heat cold? Light aversion to cold, significant fever, difficulty sweating, headache with a feeling of pressure, cough with sticky or … Read more
Recently, the number of patients with colds has significantly increased. More and more people around are experiencing symptoms such as sore throat, fever, diarrhea, runny nose, and fatigue after catching a cold, but some also have a sore throat and high fever that lasts for two to three days. In response, TCM treatment demonstrates the … Read more
Editor’s Note: In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), common colds are classified into three categories: Wind-Cold, Wind-Heat, and Dampness. Today, we will discuss Wind-Heat Cold. The nature of Wind-Heat Cold is distinctly different from that of Wind-Cold, and in the early stages, many symptoms are similar to Wind-Cold, making accurate differentiation challenging, even for skilled TCM … Read more
It is the season for colds, and many people are falling ill, asking what medicine to take. Faced with a dizzying array of cold medications in pharmacies, it can be hard to choose. Here, I summarize the confusions faced by many. Whether it is influenza or a common cold, although they are quite different, they … Read more