
Salty Taste in Chinese medicine
Too much food with the Salty taste in Chinese medicine will make you ill. But you need some! Which foods do they mean?
Heart qi deficiency is a syndrome in Chinese medicine.
Though important, it’s easy to describe. However, you need to realise why you have it because, if you do nothing about the cause, it can lead to serious complications.
In Chinese medicine the there is a vital relationship between our spirit – who we are and want to become – and our Blood.
In Western psychology there is a somewhat similar link between heart and emotions, but in Western Medicine the emotional/spiritual aspect is mostly ignored. However, in Chinese medicine it’s fundamental.
Very often in Chinese medicine you can make predictions as to what might happen next if nothing is done about your Heart Qi deficiency. The predictions aren’t fixed in stone, but experience has shown they are often correct.
Continuing Heart Qi deficiency, especially if aggravated by more emotional factors, often leads on to
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