Today, let's talk about something that troubles many male friends—constantly feeling weak and easily fatigued. Actually, the main issues behind this often lie with two organs: the spleen and kidneys. ...
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine, we often refer to the "four major deficiencies"—qi deficiency, blood deficiency, yin deficiency, and yang deficiency—as if the four pillars of the body have become uns...
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Confused by all the Dihuang pills at the pharmacy? This article will make it all clear for you!
When we usually go to the pharmacy, we often see a bunch of Dihuang pills on the shelves—so many types! ...
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When the circulation of Qi and blood in the body is poor, it can lead to the formation of "stasis" (blood stasis), similar to how a river channel becomes silted up. This is the root cause of many heal...
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Life isn't easy these days—days are like battles at work, and nights are filled with worries both at home and outside. Over time, the body inevitably starts showing signs of trouble. In my clinic, I o...
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In the treasure trove of traditional Chinese medicine, there are numerous formulas for supplementing yang, but Zhang Zhongjing's Zhenwu Decoction is often referred to as the "ultimate weapon" for addr...
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Gentlemen, don't underestimate the term "dampness." In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it's a stealthy killer, particularly having a significant impact on male performance. Our ancestors said, "Dampness...
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Huoxiang Zhengqi Water isn’t just a lifesaver for relieving summer heat—it can also come in handy for these six common ailments! Today, let’s talk about the hidden uses of this "old-school remedy," fr...
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Today, let's talk about something very real – when you're dealing with both damp heat and kidney deficiency, it can be a real headache. Think about it: most herbs that expel damp heat are potent, like...
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Lingering dampness in the body is often considered the root cause of many diseases. The medical sage Zhang Zhongjing, in his "Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases," left us many exquisit...
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