TCM Health Care
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Chinese Medicine Treatment for Dysmenorrhea
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the causes of dysmenorrhea are often related to external pathogenic factors known as the “six evils” and internal factors involving the “seven emotions.” The “six evils” primarily refer to invasive pathogenic influences such as wind, cold, and dampness, disrupting the smooth flow of Qi and blood and leading to dysmenorrhea. The “seven emotions” mainly involve emotional fluctuations, such as anger, anxiety, and depression, affecting the circulation of Qi and blood, resulting in dysmenorrhea.
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Revealing the Stomach-nurturing Secrets of Longevity
Here are a few stomach-nurturing tips widely used by many long-lived individuals. These methods are easy to implement and can be done anytime, anywhere—highly practical.
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Why Do the Soles of Your Feet Feel Hot After Soaking?
In summary, understanding the comprehensive causes and dietary adjustments for hot soles can guide individuals toward improved well-being. Treatment for hot soles is generally unnecessary, but adopting a healthy lifestyle can enhance overall body constitution and prevent this condition.
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TCM Regulation of Coronary Heart Disease: Simple and Effective with Five Herbal Ingredients
Coronary heart disease, referred to as chest obstruction, heart obstruction, or angina pectoris in TCM, is a common cardiovascular disease. Myocardial infarction is a severe form of coronary heart disease.
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Taking a Seat: Self-Check for a Healthy Spleen and Stomach
Maintain regular meals three times a day, avoid overeating, chew food thoroughly, and refrain from consuming raw, cold, spicy, or irritating foods. Engage in moderate exercise to enhance spleen and stomach function and promote food digestion. Regularly massage the navel area clockwise and counterclockwise for five minutes each, which has the effect of nourishing qi and blood, warming yang, and dispelling cold, while also promoting spleen and stomach health.
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Can Cervical Spondylosis be Cured? Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor: Identify the Cause to Easily Bid Farewell to the “Old Problem”!
Having encountered numerous cervical spondylosis patients, I consistently emphasize: solving cervical spondylosis issues requires the application of traditional Chinese medicine principles. Precise adjustment of the whole body is necessary to address the comprehensive problem. Subsequent adjustments can be made based on the individual’s self-regulation changes.
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Irritable bowel syndrome patients have hope! Try low-FODMAP diet to improve symptoms
Although FODMAP foods can make IBS patients uncomfortable, they do not need to be completely avoided, because these foods are high in nutritional
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5 Benefits Of Gua Sha
THE WELL’S EDUCATION DIRECTOR, LAURA CONROY SHOWS ESSENCE HOW TO GUA SHA– AND SHARES THE TOP BENEFITS OF THE ANCIENT TECHNIQUE.
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The 2-minute military sleep method: Just 6 steps to fall asleep easily, netizens tested it: effective
According to The Mirror, fitness instructor Justin Agustin shared a “military sleep” technique on his TikTok channel. By following the 6 steps and practicing for 6 weeks, people can fall asleep quickly in just 2 minutes.
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What changes occur in the body when liver fire is high?
In TCM theory, the liver governs the free flow of qi and has functions related to regulating blood circulation, emotions, and digestion. When there is an excess of liver fire, various symptoms may manifest, some of which are commonly observed: