Yin deficiency

Yin deficiency is often associated with menopause due to the drop in estrogen, but let's be real; much of our modern life leads to depletion, and we know it. Read more to restore and balance your yin/yang energies :yin_yang:

Yin Deficiency - an overview

When we study the pathology of the Internal Organs, for the Spleen, we generally emphasize Spleen-Qi and Spleen-Yang deficiency.

TCM and Nutrition: Kidney Yin Deficiency By Anasuya Basil, NC, Dipl. ABT, CST Under the surface of our fast-paced lives our Kidney Yin may well be draining away. Kidney Yin represents the nest-egg of nourishment deep within us. It corresponds to the parasympathetic system, responsible for restoration and revitalization. Many of us are so caught up in the drama of Kidney Yang with its action-packed stimulation that we fail to refresh our Kidney Yin; yet, if we neglect it, we run the risk of…

Yin deficiency may last a long time without signs of Empty Heat: thus, Yin deficiency and Empty Heat are two separate pathological conditions.

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Kidney yin deficiency, depleted adrenal glands, TCM

The Traditional Chinese Medicine Organ Clock, or Body Clock, explains how Qi flows through our body within 24 hours. By aligning our activities with the natural rhythms of the body, we can enhance productivity, support digestion, and cultivate better sleep habits. Read to learn more

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Yin deficiency means a lack of cooling and nourishing energy, causing symptoms like dry skin, insomnia, and feeling of heat! 🌿🍲 #BalancePoint #KelownaWellness #TCM #YinDeficiency #WellnessJourney

Yin deficiency body type means people lack enough body fluid to achieve optimal health. They often feel irritable & angry and work too hard.

Cold Sensations: Feeling cold, especially in the hands, feet, and lower back, can indicate a deficiency in Yang energy. Fatigue: Persistent tiredness and a lack of motivation are common symptoms. Digestive Issues: Slow digestion, bloating, and loose stools may be linked to Yang deficiency. Low Libido: Reduced sexual desire or performance can also be a sign. Frequent Urination: Increased need to urinate, especially at night, is a telltale sign. #YangDeficiency #TCM…

Tongue Diagnosis is a primary diagnostic tool in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The tongue can tell a great deal about the internal condition of the body. The image on the left shows the correlation…

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WHAT IS QI?: Qi is the term used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to describe...