The Huangdi Neijing divides a woman’s life cycle into seven-year stages, listing the physiological characteristics of each period, and it also contains specific health-preservation implications.
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During the National Day long holiday, family meals, gatherings with friends, and outings to sample local flavors increase markedly, and the public’s daily dietary rhythm and food composition change ac...
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The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Worship Festival, Moonlight Birthday, Moon Evening, Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Moon-Offering Festival, Moon Maiden Festival, Moon Festival, R...
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The Cold Dew solar term is a “transition” period when temperatures shift from cool to cold. Folk customs include “eating flower cakes, admiring red leaves, and drinking chrysanthemum wine.” After Cold...
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Menstruation is the "weather gauge" of women's health; it not only reflects the condition of the reproductive system but also embodies the overall balance of qi, blood, yin and yang in women. However,...
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Long-term poor posture can cause vertebral rotation or displacement in adolescents, thereby affecting skeletal growth and development, and ultimately leading to the occurrence and progression of scoli...
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Among many rheumatic autoimmune diseases, there is one whose name seems unrelated to rheumatism yet is a common and hard-to-recognize “hidden health killer” — Sjögren's syndrome. It primarily affects ...
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The most common forms of scoliosis are the spine bending into a "C" or "S" shape. This is not simply an issue of "poor posture" — abnormal posture can lead to low self-esteem, anxiety, and social phob...
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In recent years, marathons have become popular. Running, as a low-threshold activity with many benefits, is widely loved. As the number of runners has grown, the sports injury known as "runner's knee"...
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In China's traditional health-cultivation culture, there is a simple and effective practice—the "Six-Sound Formula." Through six specific vocalizations (xu, he, hu, xi, chui, xi), combined with breath...
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