In Chinese medicine, menopause marks a significant threshold where the body's deep reserves of vitality, or 'jing', begin to naturally decline. It's a natural transition as one chapter closes, reflecting the exhaustion of kidney yin and essence. #TCM#Menopause#WomensHealth
Feeling bloated, tired, or irritable? We'll explore how liver Qi stagnation affects digestion. When emotions get bottled up, it can literally compress our ability to process food. Let's understand this connection together! #TCMboards#AcupunctureStudent#NCCAOMprep#TCM
Hey acupuncturists and students! Feeling emotionally stressed? Let's gently support your liver & digestion. Even short walks or mindful breaths can work wonders! Warm meals & consistency can also ease your spleen. #TCMboards#AcupunctureStudent#NCCAOMprep#TCM
In TCM, the liver ensures smooth Qi flow—physically and emotionally. The spleen transforms food into Qi and blood, our energy source. When stress builds, the liver can overact on the spleen. #StudyAcupunctureWithMe#TCMboards#AcupunctureStudent
When lung qi is weak, three big things happen. Breathing becomes shallow, mouth breathing becomes default, and we wake up tired. Let's support our lungs together for deeper sleep! #StudyAcupunctureWithMe#TCMboards#AcupunctureStudent
The Dai Mai vessel can harmonize the liver and gallbladder, resolve dampness, regulate Qi circulation to the legs, and affect stomach channel Qi. It also addresses abdominal pain, gynecology issues, and hip problems. #acupuncture#DaiMai
Let's explore how the heart governs blood, working with our lungs (Qi!) for circulation. The spleen transports nourishment, especially to our limbs, and the liver stores & distributes blood based on activity. Together, we thrive! #TCMboards#AcupunctureStudent