Dampness chinese medicine

Dampness is a common body type in Chinese medicine especially in summer time. It makes you tired, feel heavy and puffy all the time. This article shows you how to reverse the dampness and regain health.

Ching Bo Leung With Pork Chinese Herbal Soup 四季清補涼瘦肉湯 is an excellent all-season broth to boost the digestive system and remove dampness. This Traditional Chinese Medicine soup includes six inexpensive Chinese herbs common to Cantonese households and can be made in just 90 minutes.

Do you have a phlegm damp body type in Traditional Chinese Medicine? Radiant Shenti's body type quiz will help you determine your natural body constitution so you can create the right type of healthy lifestyle that boosts your energy levels. Once you find your body type it is easier to find the right naturopathy, homeopathy, holistic medicine, home and natural remedies for you. Read more and take the comprehensive quiz to discover your TCM body type here.

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In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the head is closely connected with other parts of the body, and all the organs are responsible for nourishing it. Factors such as abnormal weathers, external pathogens, emotional or organ problems can easily affect the head. Headaches will be triggered when these external or internal factors impede the flow of the meridians, disturb nutrient supply to the head, or block the orifices.

Dampness. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, dampness is the cause of many diseases. If you were ever more musically inclined than I was, you were probably told to avoid dairy prior to a choir concert because it could make your voice rattle. That is a prime example of dampness in TCM. For some it look