Diagnosis and Treatment of Malaria Pulse Patterns, Section 4 Section 5 If malaria is characterized by more cold, it is called “Mu Malaria” (牡疟), treated with the formula “Shu Qi San” (蜀漆散). Introduction: The editor of the “Essentials of the Golden Chamber” has categorized the content according to the methods outlined in Liu Duzhou’s commentary … Read more
328. In cases of cold damage with a slow pulse lasting six to seven days, if treated with Huangqin Decoction (Huángqín Tāng) to clear heat, the pulse is slow indicating cold. If the abdomen feels cold and the patient cannot eat, but instead can eat, this is termed “removal from the center” and is a … Read more
Fang Zhou Kai Qi Yong Xin Huan Piao 1. The Imbalance of Yin and Yang QiA healthy human body requires that all internal organs function normally within a controlled range. The production of Yin and Yang Qi must reach the normal levels required by the body, and the body temperature formed by the balance of … Read more
Advocating the Medical Way ● Helping the World As the ancients said: “Pure Yang is the immortal, pure Yin is the ghost, and half Yin half Yang is a human.” In the process of human cultivation, the method of 采阴补阳 (cǎi yīn bǔ yáng, absorbing Yin and supplementing Yang) is considered an important approach. Here, … Read more
Inheriting Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture The unique and suitable techniques of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) allow the public to experience “simple, convenient, effective, economical, safe, and effective” TCM services. To further promote TCM culture, we are launching a series of popular science columns on TCM suitable techniques, enabling everyone to trust TCM, use TCM, and … Read more
Respecting the Medical Way ● Helping the World In the ancient theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yang Qi is metaphorically compared to the sun within the body, warming our physical form and warding off external pathogenic factors. Once Yang Qi is deficient, our bodies become sensitive to cold, our resistance weakens, and we become … Read more
【Properties】Spicy, bitter, hot; highly toxic 【Meridians】Heart, Liver, Kidney, Spleen meridians (Take your time, enjoy the reading process) The lateral root of Aconitum (also known as the child root) is the renowned “Fu Zi”. It has a powerful effect in stimulating true Qi, acting rapidly, and it is said that improper use can lead to toxicity. … Read more
Aconite, known as Fu Zi (Aconitum carmichaelii), is a functional medicinal herb often referred to as Cao Wu (草乌), Wu Yao (乌药), Yan Wu Tou (盐乌头), Ge Er Hua (鹅儿花), Tie Hua (铁花), and Wu Du (五毒). Aconite primarily grows in warm, humid, and sunny environments, thriving in deep, fertile, loose, well-drained soils rich in … Read more
The Five Major Effects and Functions of Aconite, and Who Should Avoid It The Five Miraculous Effects and Functions of Aconite 1. Warming Yang and Dispelling Cold, Reviving Yang Aconite (Fu Zi) is extremely warming, with a pungent and sweet flavor, and it enters the Heart (Xin), Kidney (Shen), and Spleen (Pi) meridians. It is … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us 264 Fuzi (Aconite) 【Original Text】Taste: pungent, nature: warm, highly toxic. Treats wind-cold, cough, evil qi, warms the middle, traumatic injuries, breaks hard masses, accumulations, blood stasis, cold-dampness causing weakness and paralysis, spasms, knee pain, inability to walk. Grows in mountainous valleys. Also known as Gan. 【Origin】Produced in the … Read more