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The Health Code Behind Excessive Sweating: Deciphering Your Body's Warning SignalsIn daily life, we often encounter embarrassing situations: on a hot summer day, others only perspire slightly, while you're drenched in sweat; or during a pleasant dinner, a small amount of food leaves you sweating profusely, attracting attention. These seemingly ordinary phenomena are actually alarm signals from your body, suggesting that you might be in a state of "deficiency" and experiencing underlying health issues

How to Diagnose Diseases from Cough Symptoms and Effective Treatment MethodsCoughing is a common symptom of many illnesses; some even feel they haven't truly fallen ill without a few coughs. However, behind each "cough" lies different disease information

Is Eating Two Eggs a Day Really Good for You? Unlocking the Nutritional Truth About EggsImagine your body's cells holding a daily meeting. Red blood cells excitedly report, "Another day of oxygen delivery! Need to refuel!" A gall bladder cell rolls its eyes: "Don't dream, your owner just ate two eggs again!" A liver cell sighs, "Two eggs? Cholesterol levels are going to be through the roof! I'm working overtime processing all this fat

Yin and Yang Imbalance: An In-depth Analysis of Yin Deficiency, Yang Deficiency, and Both Deficiencies, and Their TreatmentsTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) posits that the foundation of good health lies in the balance of Yin and Yang. When this balance is disrupted, various health problems can arise

Feeling a Lump in Your Throat, Excess Phlegm? Traditional Chinese Medicine: It May Be Related to the Spleen, Stomach, and Dampness A Detailed Explanation of Treatment MethodsWang Auntie had been deeply troubled recently. Every morning upon waking, she felt as though something was stuck in her throat, unable to be coughed up or swallowed

Sweat and Dampness: Understanding Body Signals from Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine PerspectivesHave you ever felt sticky and damp, even without strenuous exercise? Friends might tell you it's "dampness." But what's the difference between sweat and dampness? This article explores the causes, manifestations, and distinctions between sweat and dampness from medical perspectives, helping you better understand your body

A 57-Year-Old Man's Tragic Death Highlights the Unspoken Needs and Risks of Elderly Sexual HealthA scream shattered the stillness of the night, revealing a tragedy at a massage parlor. An ambulance arrived swiftly, only to carry away a body shrouded in white

Treatment of Urticaria with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM): Differentiation of Syndromes and Internal-External RegulationTCM considers urticaria to be closely related to spleen and stomach deficiency and internal accumulation of damp-heat. Therefore, regulating the spleen and stomach and dispelling wind and cold are crucial in its treatment

A Pigeon as Seven Herbs: A Deep Dive into the Nutritional Value and Therapeutic Effects of Pigeon MeatXiao Wang recently felt constantly fatigued and achy. Having heard of pigeon meat's health benefits, he excitedly bought one to make soup

Three Treasures for Healthy Living During the Greater Snow Festival: Radish, Mutton, and Red Dates, Guarding Your Winter HealthWinter's biting winds bring a surge in respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses. The sudden temperature drops around the Greater Snow Festival (Dxu) often catch people off guard, leaving those with weaker constitutions feeling unwell

The Greater Snow (Daxue) solar term is approaching: A Winter Tonic Guide for People Over 50, Featuring Three Delicious Winter Dishes to Keep You WarmThe Greater Snow solar term marks the official arrival of winter, bringing plummeting temperatures and a subsequent slowdown in metabolism and immune function. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) considers winter the season of "storing and nurturing" (yangcang)

Spleen Deficiency and Water Intake: Three Major Hazards of Excessive Water Consumption and Treatment MethodsHave you ever wondered why, despite drinking water regularly, you still feel bloated and fatigued? Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) often attributes such discomfort to "spleen deficiency" (Pi Xu). In fact, spleen deficiency is closely related to water intake, and for individuals with this constitution, excessive water consumption can exacerbate health problems