Director Han shares health knowledge with you Click below to follow for free↓↓↓ “The kidneys are the residence of water and fire, the foundation of the five organs and six bowels” The kidneys are fundamental to human growth and development, yet modern people often suffer from “nine out of ten having kidney deficiency”. In Traditional … Read more
Today |Herb Discussion JIN RI BEN CAO SHUO Cang Zhu (Atractylodes) Cang Zhu has a bitter taste, is warm in nature, and is non-toxic. It belongs to the Spleen (Pi) and Stomach (Wei) meridians. It is indicated for the treatment of wind-cold-damp bi syndrome, dead muscle, spasms, jaundice, stops sweating, clears heat, and aids digestion. … Read more
Coix Seed (Yi Yi Ren) Coix Seed, first recorded in the “Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing” (Shen Nong’s Classic of Materia Medica), is classified as a superior herb, also known by the alternative name “Jie Li”. Li Shizhen in “Ben Cao Gang Mu” states: “The name is not clearly defined”. The traditional character for “Yi” … Read more
Kǔguā (Bitter Melon) has the effects of cooling, quenching thirst, clearing heat and detoxifying, calming the heart and brightening the eyes, tonifying qi and relieving fatigue, and benefiting the kidneys and promoting diuresis. Bitter melon contains various vitamins and minerals, as well as effective components for fat reduction and weight loss, which can accelerate detoxification. … Read more
↑ Click on “Sichuan Province Neijiang City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital” to follow us Summer in Neijiang Can be quite unpredictable Just yesterday it was windy and rainy Today, it’s a bright sunny day In such weather It’s easy to feel hot and stuffy Not only do you sweat, but your mood can also become … Read more
Click on the blue words / Follow us 01 In summer, due to the damp heat, many people experience loss of appetite and fatigue. Those who cook feel it is a chore, and those who eat find it uninteresting. In response to the climatic characteristics and common symptoms today, Professor Wu Yingen, Honorary Director of … Read more
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), stroke is referred to as 中风 (zhòng fēng), which includes ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes. Through thousands of years of research, TCM has identified that the fundamental cause of stroke is the accumulation of damp-heat in the body. The famous physician Zhu Danxi from the Jin-Yuan dynasty stated that the cause … Read more