Neglecting Spleen Health in Winter, Stunted Growth in Spring? TCM Rubbing Techniques + Nutritious Breakfasts May Help Children Grow 10cm in a Year!The spleen and stomach, considered the foundation of postnatal development in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), are crucial for a child's growth. Strong spleen and stomach function ensures good nutrient absorption, leading to healthy growth...

68-Year-Old Grandma Zhang's Insomnia: Liver Blood Deficiency and Dietary Therapy for Sleep Improvement68-year-old Grandma Zhang recently suffered from severe insomnia, tossing and turning, unable to fall asleep, significantly impacting her daily life and physical and mental health. She experienced daytime lethargy and irritability, causing her family great concern...

Post-Holiday Syndrome: Saying Goodbye to "Lying Flat" and Easily Returning to WorkToday is the last day of the Lunar New Year holiday. Are you also feeling reluctant to get up and go to work? The difficulty of switching from "lying flat mode" to "work mode" is overwhelming...

How Long Is Leftover Food Safe to Eat After Chinese New Year? A Guide to Safe Leftover Storage and the Truth About CancerDuring Chinese New Year, households are decked out in festive decorations, and a sumptuous New Year's Eve dinner is indispensable. However, the feast often leaves behind a significant amount of leftovers...

Can Fasting Really Add 20 Years to Your Life? A Scientific Look at Hunger and LongevityThe saying "food is the staff of life" reflects the central role of diet throughout human history. From the raw-food diets of early humans to modern society's pursuit of balanced nutrition, human eating habits have undergone a dramatic transformation...

Is Frequent Marital Sex Really Harmful? Advice from a 63-Year-Old Traditional Chinese Medicine PractitionerMr. Wang, a retired TCM practitioner with over 40 years of experience witnessing countless patients' journeys from illness to recovery, received a worried visit from his old neighbor, Mrs...

Harvard Study: A Daily Bowl of Congee May Extend Lifespan by 2-3 Years The Secret to Longevity May Be Hidden in This Simple Dish"Think congee is just 'poor man's food'? Think again! It might be the secret to longevity!" A 20-year study conducted by the Harvard T.H...

Say Goodbye to Phlegm: Three Effective Remedies for a Clear ThroatDo you often feel your throat clogged with phlegm, like a heavy weight you can neither cough nor swallow? This unpleasant phlegm, or dampness, not only affects daily life but also leads to a series of discomforts such as coughing and hoarseness. This article will delve into the causes and symptoms of phlegm and provide three simple and effective remedies to help you say goodbye to phlegm twice a day and regain a clear throat...

Liu Shangjin: An 8-Year-Old Prodigy's Decade-Long Journey in Traditional Chinese MedicineLiu Shangjin, an 8-year-old who began studying Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and hailed as the "reincarnation of Hua Tuo" (a legendary ancient Chinese physician), has an extraordinary story that began in an ordinary family. His parents were factory workers, and he was a frail child, frequently suffering from colds, coughs, and high fevers...

Winter Wellness Challenge: Embracing Ancient Wisdom for a Healthy and Happy New YearOn December 6th, a heavy snowfall transformed the world into a winter wonderland. Amidst the cold of winter and the busyness of life, let's embrace an ancient tradition "Eat Three Things, Do Three Things" to welcome the new year with health and resilience, preserving this valuable cultural heritage...

The Hidden Risks of Hair Dye: Balancing Beauty and HealthThe pursuit of beauty and youth is almost universal, and hair dyeing, a convenient cosmetic procedure, has become increasingly popular. It effectively covers gray hair and restores a youthful appearance...

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...