Stomach Qi Deficiency affects most of us sooner or later! Have you ever lost your appetite and felt queasy and tired in the morning?
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Over-friendly, too boisterous, raucous, often abusive, becoming incoherent and sometimes bipolar or manic-depressive: “Phlegm Fire Harassing the Heart”.
Almost everyone thinks they have Stomach and Spleen deficiency sooner or later. They’re probably right what with diet, worry, work and the environment!
In Chinese medicine, your Heart functions govern not just your personality but what you do with your life and how assured you are.
Kidney syndromes describe how in Chinese medicine your Kidney mis-functions. Vital information, particularly as your body ages.
Jing essence is the stuff that life’s made of. You start with just so much and it’s all gone by the time you die. Best keep it carefully.
Long-term overwork and emotional tension, followed by, for women, the menopause, often produce Heart Yin Deficiency with Empty Heat.
Lung Yin supplies a good deal of the “Stay Cool!” factor in life. How do you increase it and what can you do if you need more??
If you’re alive, keep your qi in working order and you’ll enjoy life. Even when you’re dead, there’ll be some left!
Stomach Qi Deficiency affects most of us sooner or later! Have you ever lost your appetite and felt queasy and tired in the morning?
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Over-friendly, too boisterous, raucous, often abusive, becoming incoherent and sometimes bipolar or manic-depressive: “Phlegm Fire Harassing the Heart”.
Almost everyone thinks they have Stomach and Spleen deficiency sooner or later. They’re probably right what with diet, worry, work and the environment!
In Chinese medicine, your Heart functions govern not just your personality but what you do with your life and how assured you are.
Kidney syndromes describe how in Chinese medicine your Kidney mis-functions. Vital information, particularly as your body ages.
Jing essence is the stuff that life’s made of. You start with just so much and it’s all gone by the time you die. Best keep it carefully.
Long-term overwork and emotional tension, followed by, for women, the menopause, often produce Heart Yin Deficiency with Empty Heat.
Lung Yin supplies a good deal of the “Stay Cool!” factor in life. How do you increase it and what can you do if you need more??
If you’re alive, keep your qi in working order and you’ll enjoy life. Even when you’re dead, there’ll be some left!
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