Foot Soaking with Ginger: Fang Da Jie's Health Journey and a Scientific Exploration of Ginger's BenefitsIn a small town in Shandong Province, a 50-year-old woman named Fang Da Jie improved her health significantly after eight months of consistently soaking her feet in ginger water every night. Her blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol levels all showed remarkable improvement, and her joint flexibility increased noticeably...

Fructus Psoraleae: Warming and Tonifying the Spleen and Kidney, Treating Frequent Urination and DiarrheaFructus Psoraleae, the fruit of a legume plant, is relatively common in the wild, yet remains unfamiliar to many. Its black-coated fruits are a valuable herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), awaiting discovery by those who seek its benefits...

Bahe Wan: An Underrated Remedy for Spleen and Stomach Health, Protecting Your GutBahe Wan, a seemingly ordinary name, hides powerful spleen and stomach-tonifying effects. In today's fast-paced lifestyle, spleen and stomach problems are increasingly common, with digestive disorders, bloating, and loss of appetite affecting many...

Cold Hands and Feet, Sore Throat in Winter? The Science Behind Feeling Both Cold and Hot!A middle-aged woman entered my clinic, her face etched with worry. Doctor, she began, my hands and feet are always ice cold in winter...

55-Year-Old Woman Dies Suddenly from Stroke on a Cold Winter Morning: Doctor Warns Against These 4 ActionsMs. Chu, 55, a well-known warm-hearted woman in her community, enjoyed a regular and healthy lifestyle after retirement, the envy of many...

Six Warning Signs Your Body Sends After 50: Are You Ignoring Them?Sun Shu, 50 years old, has recently experienced a series of health issues: lower back pain, knee pain, insomnia, fatigue These symptoms have him worried: is his body starting to "give up" with age? Sun Shu's experience is not uncommon; many people entering their fifties encounter similar health problems. These seemingly minor ailments may hide more significant health risks...

Winter Cough Conquerors: Three Traditional Remedies for a Cough-Free WinterMr. Tian's cough echoed through the clinic, a unique winter "symphony" that amused Dr...

The Fade of Memory: Unraveling the Mechanisms of Alzheimer's Disease and the Impact of LifestyleSleep deprivation has become almost commonplace in modern life. However, this seemingly ordinary behavior has profound implications for brain health, potentially accelerating the onset of Alzheimer's disease...

Winter's Approach: A Guide to Protecting Elderly Health During the Cold Season Remember the "3 Prevent, 2 Avoid" Principles for SafetyThe cold, dry climate of winter not only brings discomfort but also poses a significant threat to the health of the elderly, acting as a leading cause of health issues. Data show a surge in cardiovascular diseases, respiratory infections, and acute exacerbations of chronic illnesses during winter, with individuals over 50 facing particularly high risks...

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Treatment for Bloating: A Dual Approach of Acupressure and Dietary Adjustments for Effortless ReliefZhao, a 58-year-old retired elementary school teacher and health enthusiast, suffered a fainting spell and was rushed to the hospital. Tests revealed she had gastrointestinal dysfunction with significant gas accumulation leading to severe bloating...

Is Morning Running Really More Likely to Cause a Heart Attack in Older Adults? The Truth About Morning Runs and Heart Attack RiskIn parks bathed in the early morning light, runners sweat and exude vitality and energy. However, a question lingers in the minds of many older adults: are older adults who enjoy running really more prone to heart attacks than those who prefer walking? This article, through a real-life case study and expert medical interpretation, delves into the relationship between morning runs and the risk of heart attacks...

Black Beans: A Humble Remedy, a 99-Year-Old TCM Doctor's Secret to HealthHello everyone, I'm Dr. Zhang...