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One Formula Clears Five Toxins, Eliminates Cold, Dampness, Qi, Blood, and Phlegm, and When Toxins Are Cleared, the Illness Is Cured

Many people struggle with this: constantly feeling unwell all over, with aches and pains here, itches there, bloating in some places, and tightness in others. They go to the hospital, take many medica...
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The Most Effective Golden Combination for Dampness Elimination: Shen Ling Bai Zhu San in the Morning, Gui Fu Di Huang Wan in the Evening

In our daily lives, excessive dampness is quite a common issue; many people suffer from discomfort caused by dampness. Many who are troubled by dampness think of using dampness-eliminating herbs like ...
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The Timeless Guizhi Decoction: One Formula Transforms into Thousands, Mastering It Benefits a Lifetime

Those familiar with the TCM classic "Treatise on Cold Damage Disorders" know that the first formula in the book is Guizhi Decoction, often hailed as the "Head of All Formulas." Many people think Guizh...
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Master 5 Variations of Si Jun Zi Tang, and You Can Effortlessly Address 99% of Spleen Deficiency Cases

Among the traditional Chinese medicine formulas for regulating spleen-stomach qi deficiency, Si Jun Zi Tang is indeed a renowned "big brother," considered the premier formula for fortifying the spleen...
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Traditional Tonifying Methods Fail? Master These 4 Herbs to Restore Yang Qi, From Soft to Hard

In the clinic, I've found many male patients have this thought: as soon as their body shows signs of declining function, they feel it's hopeless and will never get better. Actually, this kind of think...
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Replenishing Heart Yang is the Only Essential Method to Regulate Spleen Deficiency; When Applied Correctly, There Are No Stomach and Spleen Diseases That Cannot Be Cured

Today, I want to share an approach to regulating stubborn Spleen Deficiency, especially for those friends who have taken a lot of Spleen-tonifying medicines but always feel the results are not ideal—w...
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The Three Levels of Dampness Removal: Shen Ling Bai Zhu San Is Just the Beginner's Step, Zhen Wu Tang Is the Master's Choice

Today, let's talk about the "levels" of dampness removal in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Dampness is a common issue, but depending on the location and severity of dampness retention, the herbal formu...
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It's true that ginseng greatly tonifies primordial qi, but without these 5 guide drugs, its effects are not significant

Today, let's talk about the herb ginseng. Ginseng is famously known for greatly tonifying primordial qi; in the realm of tonifying deficiencies, it is absolutely the "big boss," hailed as the "King of...
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Liver Qi Stagnation is classified into three grades: the first grade uses Bupleurum, the second grade uses Free Wanderer, and the most severe uses Gentian

In my clinical practice, I've noticed that Liver Qi Stagnation can actually be classified into three grades, each corresponding to different medicinal treatments. Let's talk about the first grade fir...
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Cinnamon guides floating yang back to its source; achyranthes root guides blood back to its source; cardamom guides qi downward and restores it to the source; poria with hostwood guides water downward.

Today, let's talk about a few herbs in Traditional Chinese Medicine, each possessing unique capabilities in regulating the body. First, let's talk about cinnamon. It can guide floating yang back to it...
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