How Long After Vacuum Cupping Can I Take A Shower? Experts explain it for you
9 months agoThe principle of vacuum cupping As a traditional Chinese medicine method, vacuum cupping is widely used to relieve muscle pain, promote blood circulation, etc. It works by creating negative pressure on the skin, which causes the subcutaneous tissue to become congested. After cupping, there are often red marks or bruises …
Postpartum Qi-Blood Deficiency and Liver-Kidney Depletion: Pathways to Recovery
9 months agoPostpartum Qi-Blood Deficiency and Liver-Kidney Depletion: Pathways to Recovery Manifestations of Postpartum Qi-Blood Deficiency After enduring the physically demanding process of childbirth, new mothers often experience Qi-blood deficiency. Symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, heart palpitations, insomnia, pale complexion, and even reduced milk production, which can affect the baby’s nutrition. In Traditional …
TCM Approaches to Regulating Liver Qi Stagnation, Qi-Blood Deficiency, and Kidney Depletion
9 months agoTCM Approaches to Regulating Liver Qi Stagnation, Qi-Blood Deficiency, and Kidney Depletion Manifestations and Risks of Liver Qi Stagnation Liver Qi stagnation (肝气郁结 Gān Qì Yù Jié) refers to impaired circulation of Qi in the liver, leading to both psychological and physical discomfort. Common symptoms include mood swings, irritability, suppressed emotions, …
Regulating Blood Deficiency and Liver-Kidney Depletion: A Path to Revitalized Health
9 months agoI. Understanding Blood Deficiency and Liver-Kidney Depletion Blood deficiency (Xuè Xū) and liver-kidney depletion (Gān Shèn Kuī Sǔn) are common patterns in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), often manifesting as fatigue, insomnia, vivid dreams, dizziness, and tinnitus. Blood deficiency refers to insufficient blood to nourish the organs, while liver-kidney depletion indicates …
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