
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?
Spleen yang is the active part of your Spleen, keeping things in place, digesting and absorbing what you eat, putting colour in your cheeks and bounce in your step.
So with Spleen Yang deficiency you get a range of symptoms showing that this process isn’t working properly.
That means that your Spleen, which is rather like a housekeeper,
The main causes are
Usually, the next symptoms come from the following, always assuming that the cause remains and nothing is done about it.
Read again the causes of the problem, above then:
With Spleen yang deficiency you really should try to do less, especially if you have taken on more than you can reasonably handle and
Acupuncture can often ward off the serious developments but you’ve got to take yourself in hand. Even acupuncture isn’t perfect!
Kidney Yang provides the support structure for Spleen Yang. If you have Spleen Yang deficiency for too long, you’ll probably get Kidney Yang deficiency as well.
And if you already have Kidney Yang deficiency, then you’ll start getting symptoms of this Spleen Yang deficiency syndrome.
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