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To boost yang, I don't use aconite; these two herbs are the real game-changers, fully replenishing the body's yang energy at once!

When it comes to tonifying yang energy, many people think of aconite first. Ancient medical texts often mention it, and in the "Treatise on Cold Damage Disorders," it’s regarded as a key herb for rest...
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Upper Jiao Heat, Middle Jiao Blockage, Lower Jiao Cold? TCM has a simple trick to help you clear the Middle Jiao!

Many people nowadays suffer from a common issue: frequent "fire" or heat symptoms in the upper body, yet constant cold in the lower body—eating hot pot or spicy food leads to mouth ulcers and breakout...
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Is your stool like sheep feces, in small pellets? Be careful—it may be due to insufficient body fluids. Here’s a traditional Chinese medicine formula to moisten the intestines and relieve constipation!

Do you have such a situation? You drink plenty of water every day, yet constipation still shows up, and the stool you pass is as dry as sheep feces—pellet by pellet. You strain for a long time without...
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Having trouble sleeping due to insomnia? Remember these two formulas—they guide fire back to its source, supplement both yin and yang, and help you sleep soundly!

Many people around us suffer from the torment of insomnia: tossing and turning at night, struggling to fall asleep, and even after finally dozing off, they wake up easily. The next day, they wake up w...
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Feeling Cold and Chilly? Step One is Not to Tonify Yang! TCM Teaches You a Trick to Warm Up from Head to Toe

Many people often feel cold and chilly, with icy hands and feet that become even more noticeable in winter. Drinking hot water doesn’t seem to warm up their limbs, and even bundled up in a thick coat,...
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Don't worry about full head of white hair, and don't over-regulate either. Just remember these two herbs!

Many people troubled by white hair either anxiously try folk remedies or blindly follow trends to buy a pile of supplements. Actually, you don't need to overcomplicate things; just remember two common...
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When Heart Yang is Extinguished, the Kidneys Fail First! Unfortunately, 90% of People Only Know to Tonify the Kidneys, Not to Nourish the Heart—All Their Efforts Are in Vain!

Have you found that treating kidney deficiency never seems to work? Have you taken many kidney-tonifying herbs but still feel weakness in the lower back and knees, along with significant sensitivity t...
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Spleen and heart dual deficiency with poor qi and blood? A small pill nourishes the heart and spleen, cultivates qi and blood, and builds a healthy body!

Recently, many people have come for consultations, some saying they always feel heavy and weak all over, lacking interest in whatever they do. Others say they toss and turn in bed at night, unable to ...
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Don't Just Endure Frequent Nighttime Urination! It Harms Kidney Qi and Ruins Sleep. Remember This Remedy for Undisturbed Nights!

During outpatient consultations, I've noticed many people are troubled by frequent nighttime urination. Some simply endure it and don't take it seriously, while others buy medications haphazardly and ...
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Wrongly Toning Kidney Yin Means Wasted Effort! Liuwei Dihuang Pills vs. Zuogui Pills - Understand the Differences Clearly Before Taking Them to Avoid Pitfalls!

During consultations, patients often ask: "Lately, I've been experiencing frequent soreness and weakness in the lower back and knees, low energy, dizziness, poor memory, excessive dreaming, and easy w...
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