Can Pig Stomach Really "Replace Ten Doses of Medicine"? Unlocking the Truth About Traditional Dietary TherapyWe all feel it deep down as we age, our organs begin to "strike," particularly the digestive system, often leading to weak spleen and stomach, indigestion, and other problems. In Chinese culture, dietary therapy has always been a cornerstone of health preservation...

Preserving Essence at 50, Qi at 60, and Blood at 70: Traditional Chinese Medicine Reveals the "Iron Triangle" of LongevityAs we enter old age, our bodily functions gradually decline and our health enters a "season of challenges." Every one of us yearns for longevity, but how do we confront the march of aging? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that essence (jing), qi (vital energy), and blood (xue) are the foundations of life activities and crucial for longevity...

Ear Cleaning: From Traditional Craft to Fringe Services, a Metropolitan Wellness EnigmaThose who have visited Chengdu, Sichuan, have likely encountered street stalls offering ear cleaning services. The sound of bells, the gentle touch of feathers against your cheeks and ears, a soothing feeling washes over you from head to toe...

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...

The Misconception of Kidney Deficiency and Premature Ejaculation: A Scientific Approach from Traditional Mongolian MedicineToday, we will delve into a common ailment that troubles many men: premature ejaculation, and the misconceptions surrounding the concept of "strengthening the kidneys" in relation to this issue. In Mongolian medicine, strengthening the kidneys is not merely about replenishment, but rather about nourishing the kidneys through invigorating Qi, thereby securing the "essence gate...

Peppercorns for Athlete's Foot: An Ancient Remedy Revisited: Street "Science" Spreads Traditional Wisdom"Don't believe me? I have scientific evidence." Hao Chuan said, pulling a small booklet out of his pocket...

The Amazing Uses of Sponge Gourd: 5 Common Ailments Healed by Traditional Chinese MedicineSponge gourd, a common vegetable, is not only delicious but also a valuable medicinal herb, playing an important role in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM believes that sponge gourd has a sweet and cool nature, and possesses the properties to clear heat, resolve phlegm, cool blood and detoxify...

Bidding Farewell to Summer's Heat, Welcoming Autumn's Arrival: Traditional Customs and Modern Wellness PracticesTomorrow, August 14th, marks the eleventh day of the seventh lunar month, signifying the end of the hottest period of the year, "Sn F Tin" (the Three Folds of Summer), and the beginning of its final phase M F (the Final Fold). This special day is steeped in traditional customs and wisdom for maintaining health and well-being, inviting us to explore its secrets...

Washing Hair with Mugwort Water: Traditional Wellness Wisdom from Li's StoryLi, a lively 52-year-old resident of a small town, enjoys tending to her flowers and plants and experimenting with traditional health methods. Last year, she heard from a neighbor that washing her hair with mugwort water could effectively improve scalp issues, so she decided to give it a try...

Sweating Head? Don't Panic! Traditional Chinese Medicine Can Help You Say Goodbye to "Pouring Sweat"In the scorching summer, walking for just ten minutes can leave your back drenched, your hair soaked, and feeling sticky on your face. You've probably experienced this summer brings the annoying problem of sweating, especially on the head, which can seriously impact your life and work...

Cupping: Unveiling the Mystery of Bruising, Exploring the Scientific Secrets of Traditional TherapyCupping, a traditional therapy with a long history, remains popular in modern society. People often use cupping to alleviate various muscle pains, reduce inflammation, and promote blood circulation...

Should People with Pulmonary Nodules Eat Eggplant? An Authoritative Explanation from a Traditional Chinese Medicine ExpertIn recent years, more and more people are paying attention to their health, especially concerning pulmonary nodules. This has also led to various questions regarding diet...