Reflection on the Death of a 62-Year-Old Man from Prostate Cancer: Strong Tea, Urinary Retention, and Cycling Are You at Risk?Qi Da, a 62-year-old man, passed away from prostate cancer, leaving his son, Qi Ming, with immense grief and prompting reflection. This is not an isolated case; many harbor misconceptions about prostate health, neglecting seemingly insignificant daily habits that unknowingly sow the seeds of disease...

Qi Deficiency Constitution: From Symptoms to Tea Therapy for Renewed VitalityDo you often feel fatigued, easily catch colds, and lack energy? Do you get breathless even climbing stairs, have a weak voice, and frequently sweat so much that your clothes get soaked? If you experience these symptoms, you may be in a state of Qi deficiency. Qi deficiency, a common constitution type in Traditional Chinese Medicine, is like the feeling of being starved for days, leaving you weak, dizzy, with a racing heart, and utterly exhausted...

Who is your "invisible killer"? It's silently stealing your health! You may think staying up late is the number one killer accelerating male aging, but the truth is far more shocking than you imagine. While staying up late is indeed a bad habit, it only ranks fourth...

Tea and Cancer: The Truth Is Still Unclear, The Right Way to Drink Tea Is KeyChina, as the birthplace of tea, has a vast tea-consuming population. However, recently, there has been a circulating rumor online claiming that a new study from Shanghai Jiao Tong University found that those over 60 who frequently drink tea are ten times more likely to develop cancer than those who do not...

Only Drink Tea, Not Water? Grandma Fu's Health WarningGrandma Fu proudly claimed she hadn't had water for six months, only tea. But her neighbors worried about her lifestyle, warning her of potential risks...

Can Weight Really Determine Lifespan? A Retired Teacher's Journey to WellnessIn health discussions, people are always curious about lifespan predictions, especially for older individuals. Does weight truly reveal their health and longevity? This question constantly sparks debate in various social circles, but what is the truth? To make this easier to understand and make medical science more interesting, I'm going to use a real clinical case to explain this...

The Truth About Hangovers: Do Honey Water and Strong Tea Really Work?As people's lives become increasingly fast-paced, social events involving alcohol have become more common. How to deal with the discomfort after drinking healthily and safely has become a focal point for many people...

The Secret to Reversing Aging: Traditional Chinese Medicine Teaches You to Nourish Your Liver, Spleen, and Kidneys, Rejuvenating Your Youthful Vitality!In life, there are always those who, despite the passage of time, maintain their youthful appearance and abundant energy, as if time favors them. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) attributes this to the fullness of their Jing, Qi, and Blood...

Does Drinking Tea Really Lower Cholesterol? The Truth You Need to Know!Mr. Bai, a 68-year-old retired postman, recently heard from his friend at the park that drinking tea can lower cholesterol, so he eagerly consulted a doctor...

Drinking Tea for Seniors: Beware of Dementia! 3 Teas to Limit, 4 Teas for Good HealthWang, who is 58 years old, recently had a checkup at the hospital, and the doctor told him he showed signs of dementia. The news shocked him...

Blocked Arteries: Old Li's Alarm Bell and the Myth of Ginseng TeaOld Li, an ordinary retired man, was often plagued by fatigue and couldn't even manage simple Tai Chi. During a workout in the park, he was short of breath and felt a sense of unease...

Wild Chrysanthemum Tea: A Cup of Fragrance, Health Always by Your SideIn the hustle and bustle of urban life, we are often surrounded by busy work and the pressure of life, and health has become a focus for many people. Those seemingly ordinary plants, however, contain many natural powers, safeguarding our health...