The concept of Taiping Qi (太平气, Great Peace Energy) is deeply rooted in traditional Chinese Daoist philosophy and internal alchemy, particularly as described in the 《Taiping Jing》 (Classic of Great Peace), an early Daoist text from the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Chinese medicinal properties and actions are generalized extractions of the principles and traits of Chinese medicinal functions, commonly referred to as "medicinal nature." The five flavors, ascending and descending, floating and sinking (of qi movement or medicinal action), channel entry, toxicity, and the four qi (also known as the four natures) are among its contents
Erigeron breviscapus (Deng Zhan Hua 灯盏花) is a herbal medicine belonging to the family Asteraceae, containing scutellarin and scutellarein as major phytochemicals used in cerebrovascular diseases and cerebral infarction.
In the Traditional Chinese Medicine classic "Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine" (dated about 210 BCE.), it describes that men and women have their own…
Acid reflux is the chronic symptom of mucosal damage caused by stomach acid coming up from the stomach into the esophagus. Commonly referred to as…
China has a substantial history of both war or military arts and medicine. For much of history these were intricately connected for the ability to…