The Impact of Insufficient Yang Qi on Health and Fortune

The Impact of Insufficient Yang Qi on Health and Fortune

What is Yang Qi? Yang Qi is the combination of the innate Qi received from parents and the acquired Qi from respiration, along with the essence of food transformed by the Spleen and Stomach. It plays a role in nourishing the body’s tissues and maintaining the functions of the organs. As one ages, Yang Qi … Read more

The Importance of Yang Qi: How Insufficient Yang Qi Can Lead to Cold Sensitivity, Fatigue, and Poor Luck

The Importance of Yang Qi: How Insufficient Yang Qi Can Lead to Cold Sensitivity, Fatigue, and Poor Luck

What is Yang Qi? Yang Qi is the innate energy received from parents combined with the acquired energy from respiration and the essence of food transformed by the spleen and stomach. It plays a role in nourishing the body’s tissues and maintaining the functions of the organs. As one ages, Yang Qi gradually diminishes. What … Read more

The Yin Qi That Steals Decades from Our Lives (In-Depth Article)

The Yin Qi That Steals Decades from Our Lives (In-Depth Article)

Dear family, please click above【Shenzhen Original Point Medicine】to subscribe for free! 1. How many years must a person live to fulfill their natural lifespan? American scholar Haierfu estimated human lifespan based on the number of cell divisions, concluding that the human lifespan should be 120 years. This finding astonishingly aligns with our ancestors’ records of … Read more

Yang Qi: The Vital Energy of Life and 4 Behaviors That Deplete It, Leading to 6 Symptoms of Yang Deficiency

Yang Qi: The Vital Energy of Life and 4 Behaviors That Deplete It, Leading to 6 Symptoms of Yang Deficiency

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), human life is supported by yang qi (阳气), which is the vital energy. Individuals with sufficient yang qi are more vibrant, energetic, and healthy, making them less prone to illness. Conversely, a deficiency in yang qi leads to a decrease in vitality, making one more susceptible to diseases and fatigue. … Read more

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

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

Consuming Ginger in Summer: Nourishing Yang Qi, Dispelling Damp Heat, and Alleviating Joint Pain

Consuming Ginger in Summer: Nourishing Yang Qi, Dispelling Damp Heat, and Alleviating Joint Pain

Disease Inquiry, Health Guidance, Classic Health Preservation, No Need for Doctors When Sick As the saying goes: “Eat radishes in winter and ginger in summer, no need for a doctor’s prescription.” With the arrival of the hot summer, the climate becomes hot and humid, leading many to experience issues such as diarrhea, abdominal pain, colds, … Read more

Unveiling the Huangdi Neijing: Why Do Six Excesses First Harm the Body’s Surface? Understand These to Protect Your Family’s Health!

Unveiling the Huangdi Neijing: Why Do Six Excesses First Harm the Body's Surface? Understand These to Protect Your Family's Health!

Recently, the weather has fluctuated between hot and cold, leading many to experience issues such as colds, joint pain, and skin eczema. Have you ever wondered: why does the body always seem to be the first to suffer when the climate changes? Two thousand years ago, the Huangdi Neijing already provided the answer: “The six … Read more

Understanding the Characteristics of the Slippery Pulse in TCM

Understanding the Characteristics of the Slippery Pulse in TCM

Source:“Clinical Notes on Traditional Chinese Medicine”, People’s Health Publishing House Chief Editor: Wang Bin Editor: Bai Zhi (White Atractylodes) This article is copyrighted by the rights holder. Slippery Pulse The slippery pulse (滑脉, hua mai) is characterized by a smooth and flowing sensation, akin to beads rolling under the fingers (《脉经》). It feels as if … Read more

Understanding the Characteristics and Diagnostic Significance of the Slippery Pulse

Understanding the Characteristics and Diagnostic Significance of the Slippery Pulse

Characteristics of the Slippery PulseToday we will learn about the abnormal pulse types—the slippery pulse.1. Characteristics of the Slippery Pulse:The pulse is exceptionally smooth, with a fluidity that exceeds that of a normal pulse, flowing swiftly beneath the fingers. Many pregnant women exhibit a slippery pulse around the third to fourth month of pregnancy, and … Read more

Discussion on Floating Pulse

Discussion on Floating Pulse

Pulse manifestation: The pulse that can be felt lightly by placing the hand on the skin, and when pressed firmly, it still beats strongly, is called “heavy pressure not empty”. How did Li Shizhen describe the floating pulse? “The floating pulse only travels along the flesh, like the lightness of a willow catkin.” This is … Read more