Do you often feel troubled by these discomforts? Constantly experiencing general fatigue, lack of energy, and feeling breathless even with slight activity; having no appetite, finding food tasteless, ...
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Traditional Chinese Medicine has always emphasized that "men are yang, women are yin." Qi belongs to yang, and blood belongs to yin. Yang qi and yin blood are the core "nourishment" that sustains the ...
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In daily life, sudden vertigo can catch people off guard. You might be walking normally or handling routine tasks one second, and the next, you suddenly feel dizzy, as if the whole world is spinning, ...
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"Excessive dampness" troubles many people. Symptoms like a heavy, enveloping sensation in the body resembling damp clothing, fatigue, lethargy, fullness and distension in the stomach and abdomen, poor...
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In daily life, many people are repeatedly troubled by dampness: they've tried cupping, moxibustion, and drinking dampness-removing teas, but the dampness clings like sticky candy. Common symptoms like...
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Do any friends constantly feel physically heavy, lacking energy, experiencing chest tightness, copious phlegm that never seems to end, a tongue coating that is either white and slippery or thick and g...
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The saying in Traditional Chinese Medicine that "Danggui transforms head stasis, Sanqi transforms heart stasis, Chaihu transforms liver stasis, and Duzhong transforms kidney stasis" essentially emphas...
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Frequently experiencing numbness and tingling in your hands and feet that's persistent and hard to shake, along with soreness and weakness in the lower back and knees, stiff joints, and frequent night...
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Many people in daily life suffer from the distress of "experiencing two extremes simultaneously": on one hand, there is oral burning sensation, recurrent tongue tip ulcers, and a dry and itchy throat ...
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Even the seemingly toughest person, once plagued by stomach problems, often finds the experience unbearable. Especially that dreaded "old foe"—the gastric ulcer. It's not as acute as a broken arm or l...
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