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During the time of the Ming Dynasty, there lived many well-known physicians who had exceptional medical abilities. In fact, some were even considered to possess supernormal skills. In the third article of our series, let’s continue exploring some of the famous physicians of ancient China. Liu Bangyong: The predictor of lifespans Liu Bangyong was born ...
Chinese medicine has a long history and is one of the most mystical sciences in ancient China. Many famous doctors in the past were cultivators with unique abilities. Some had met monks in the mountains who taught them arcane alchemy or extraordinary medical secrets before they embarked on medicine. Some famous doctors were so skilled ...
Ginger is not just a well-loved spice, it’s also a powerful superfood. But what’s the best time to eat ginger? And should it be peeled before eating? This guide will show you how to enjoy ginger in a way that nourishes your body without causing harm. 5 fabulous health benefits of ginger Ginger is rich ...
Strokes are caused by a blockage or rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. Stroke prevention is all the measures you can take ahead of time to prevent a stroke from happening. It is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and the main cause of disability. Studies have found that ...
The condition of your skin, complexion, and hair significantly impacts your appearance. Wrinkles around your eyes and lines on your cheeks can make you look older. Traditional Chinese medicine teaches you three steps to fight aging and rejuvenate your skin. Practice these steps daily to reduce wrinkles and give your skin a more youthful appearance. ...
Do you often find yourself forgetting things every day? Do you enter a room only to forget why you came in? Or suddenly forget your best friend’s name? Are you worried that these frustrating memory lapses could be a sign of Alzheimer’s? The good news is that they probably aren’t. Memory loss can result from ...
Traditional Chinese medicine, in its standard form, has been around for thousands of years. Therefore, there is hardly anything new under the sun regarding human emotions that have not already been diagnosed and remedied in the past, including going through a breakup. Over time, the sites and the actors change, but the themes and the ...
The feet are known as the “second heart” of the body. It is easy for blood to flow from the heart down, but it’s not so easy for blood to flow back up to the core. This is because the force of gravity and the blood from the feet have to travel a longer distance back ...
In winter, the wind is cold, the grass and trees are withered, and all living things go into hiding. The human body’s Yang energy also goes into hiding. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Yang energy refers to the body’s warmth, energy, and vitality, so in winter, your body naturally tries to conserve energy and warmth ...
Healthy blood vessels are crucial for transporting oxygen and nutrients via human blood, and your blood vessels have a lifespan. Although blood vessels are less prone to problems when young, you must pay special attention to the potential for cardiovascular disease as you age. How does one maintain the health of their blood vessels? The ...