Traditional Chinese Medicine Articles

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The most effective way to boost yang is to resolve stasis. Learn how to combine tangerine peel with one additional herb for just a few dollars to clear systemic blockages.

Many people feel they have yang deficiency and cold intolerance, yet see little effect despite consuming numerous warming tonics. Why is this? From a TCM perspective, it's often not about incorrect su...
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When phlegm is excessive, I don't use Erchen Wan—Zhang Xichun's powerful phlegm-resolving prescription eliminates yellow phlegm, heat phlegm, and stubborn phlegm completely

Friends, do you also experience this: always feeling something stuck in your throat that you can't completely cough up or swallow down - how uncomfortable! Many people immediately think of "spleen de...
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The Universal Remedy in Traditional Chinese Medicine—Xiaoyao Pills, Effective for 9 Types of Ailments in Both Men and Women

When it comes to Xiaoyao Wan, many of you are quite familiar with it. This herbal formula indeed has wide applications in Traditional Chinese Medicine, but it is by no means a "cure-all." Its core fun...
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One Prescription to Remove Cold, Phlegm, and Blood Stasis from the Body

Many people suffer from year-round cold intolerance, cold hands and feet, heavy and sore bodies, and poor mental state. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is often the result o...
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Clearing the cold from the kidneys lowers high blood pressure. Remember Zhongjing's prescription: one to unblock, two to tonify, three to solidify

In traditional Chinese medicine theory, blood pressure issues are not simply about "excessive blood pressure" but are often closely related to the overall circulation of qi, blood, and body fluids. ...
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Fuzi Lizhong Pills Are the True Weapon Against Dampness—This Combination Resolves 90% of Dampness Issues from Head to Toe

When it comes to dispelling dampness, many people first think of red beans and barley, but for some, consuming these can actually make them feel worse. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), dampness ...
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Excessive sweating is actually due to weakness in these two areas—replenishing the deficiency will help.

Many people struggle with excessive sweating, especially noticeable sweat on the head. From the perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this often isn’t just about "heat" but rather a signal of i...
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Aconite Center-Regulating Pill is amazing, 6 types of ailments disappear without you even noticing

Aconite Center-Regulating Pill is a classic patented Chinese medicine in traditional Chinese medicine, with its core functions being to warm the middle and dispel cold, and strengthen the spleen and b...
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The hardest fire to extinguish is deficient fire; a bowl of Fire-Directing Decoction replenishes yin fluids to eliminate deficient fire

Many people habitually take heat-clearing and fire-purging herbs when experiencing "heatiness" symptoms like mouth ulcers, dry sore throat, insomnia, and irritability. But sometimes the effects are po...
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Excessive sweating, in essence, is the complete leakage of kidney fluids. Zhang Xichun's sweat-stopping formula works miraculously to halt sweating.

Many people struggle with excessive sweating, especially in the summer when they sweat easily. However, if you often find yourself drenched in sweat even when it's not hot or you haven't been active, ...
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