First is experiencing a bitter taste in the mouth and bad breath upon waking up in the morning; this may be caused by stagnant liver Qi and excessive liver fire.
Second is a yellowish, dull, and luste...
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As the saying goes, "one drop of essence equals ten drops of blood." I believe the importance of a man's kidney essence is self-evident. If kidney essence is severely depleted, it damages not only the...
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First, the heart fears salt. Traditional Chinese Medicine believes the heart governs the blood. If your daily diet is heavy in flavor—such as a preference for spicy foods or hot pot—it can easily lead...
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First, Qi deficiency easily leads to Yang deficiency. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Qi is considered Yang; both Qi and Yang refer to the body's functional activity. If Qi deficiency is severe, it e...
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If you constantly experience soreness and weakness in the waist and knees, irritability, premature ending of sexual intercourse, insomnia, aversion to cold, physical fatigue, prominent tooth marks on ...
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First is blurred vision. For those with deficient kidney essence, their liver blood is often insufficient. When liver blood is inadequate, it cannot nourish the eyes, making a person prone to symptoms...
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The most common symptoms for those with Yin deficiency include dry mouth, dry throat, insomnia with excessive dreaming, dry stools, irritability, tinnitus, and night sweats; men may also experience hi...
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The first is foamy urine. Since the kidneys are the vital organs responsible for excreting urine, generally speaking, when kidney function is strong, urine should be clear and transparent without foam...
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First are those with internal dampness. Symptoms in these patients often include soreness and weakness in the waist and leg muscles, a "foggy" brain, a sticky sensation in the mouth, and loose stools....
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First, excessive sweating indicates Lung deficiency. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Lungs govern Qi, and Qi has the function of restraining sweat. If there is a problem with the Lungs, excessive...
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