As we all know, spleen deficiency requires supplementation. Herbs like Codonopsis pilosula and Atractylodes macrocephala that strengthen and tonify the spleen are commonly used effective assistants in...
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Many people's first reaction to profuse sweating during activity or night sweats is thinking they have "deficiency" and rushing to take Yupingfeng San. While Yupingfeng San (containing astragalus, sil...
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Many male patients often complain: "I've taken kidney-tonifying medicine, but why does it seem ineffective?" Actually, this is like irrigating a dry field—simply releasing water isn't enough; you must...
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Many people who know they have yang deficiency (manifesting as cold intolerance, cold hands and feet, and easy fatigue) immediately think of taking warming and tonifying medications like Fuzi Lizhong ...
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Many people immediately think of kidney deficiency when experiencing symptoms like backache, fatigue, and susceptibility to "heatiness," then purchase Liuwei Dihuang Pills. However, many find them ine...
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When it comes to regulating spleen and stomach deficiency, there is a time-honored formula from the TCM classic "Shang Han Lun" called Xiao Jian Zhong Tang. Its core concept is "jian zhong," which sim...
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Nowadays, many people feel stressed and depressed, thinking of taking liver-soothing and depression-relieving medications like Xiaoyao Pills or Chaihu Shugan San. While these can provide temporary rel...
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Many people feel they have yang deficiency and cold intolerance, yet see little effect despite consuming numerous warming tonics. Why is this? From a TCM perspective, it's often not about incorrect su...
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Friends, do you also experience this: always feeling something stuck in your throat that you can't completely cough up or swallow down - how uncomfortable!
Many people immediately think of "spleen de...
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When it comes to Xiaoyao Wan, many of you are quite familiar with it. This herbal formula indeed has wide applications in Traditional Chinese Medicine, but it is by no means a "cure-all." Its core fun...
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