Many friends like to use traditional Chinese medicine for health preservation, but it's easy to get overheated or feel like it's not effective without realizing it. The problem often lies in "combinat...
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Many friends are troubled by rhinitis, and when the season changes or they catch a cold from the wind, nasal discharge, nasal congestion, and sneezing arrive on schedule. Many people have heard that Y...
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Many people feel their body is "overheating," experiencing symptoms such as dry mouth and tongue, irritability, insomnia, night sweats, and recurrent oral ulcers, and mistakenly assume it's due to exc...
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Many people frequently experience "hot" symptoms such as oral ulcers, sore throat, irritability, and insomnia, but taking clearing heat herbs does not work well and tends to recur. Upon closer questio...
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, the Kidney is the root of congenital essence, storing primordial Yin and primordial Yang; the Spleen is the root of acquired essence, being the source of Qi and...
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Zhi Bai Dihuang Wan (Anemarrhena, Phellodendron, and Rehmannia Pill) is a commonly used formula in Traditional Chinese Medicine to nourish yin and reduce fire, with the functions of enriching kidney ...
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When regulating phlegm-dampness, many people know to use Chenpi and Banxia to dry dampness and resolve phlegm, but sometimes the effect is not obvious. This actually suggests us that long-term phlegm-...
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Many friends have qi and blood deficiency and have taken many qi and blood replenishing pills like Ba Zhen Wan and Gui Pi Wan, but the effect is not obvious. Some people even get angry when they take ...
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Baohe Pill is a common household remedy in many families, and everyone is accustomed to using it to deal with feeling overly full and indigestion. But you might not know that, besides eliminating accu...
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Urine is like a mirror for the kidneys; its condition often reflects whether the kidney function is normal. In Traditional Chinese Medicine theory, the kidneys govern body fluids and are responsible f...
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