Since I became hard to mess with , I feel much more comfortable every day

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-01-29

Health for All says

Dear readers, hello everyone!I believe everyone has had the experience of "I was not easy to mess with before, but now I dare not offend casually". There is a group of people who, since one day, have become confident and self-reliant, as if they have some kind of mysterious power. They have a relaxed and happy life every day, and they are full of energy. What is it that makes them find this change in themselves?The answer is a magic method – Chinese medicine.

Since ancient times, Chinese medicine has been regarded as a magical "national treasure". "Not to mess with" is an important indicator of a person's mental state and health level. In the eyes of TCM, some common problems in life, such as frequent fatigue and lack of physical strength, are related to the imbalance of yin and yang in the human body. So how do you achieve a balance of yin and yang to maintain health and vitality?

Experienced Chinese medicine practitioners tell us that the balance of yin and yang in the human body can be regulated through Chinese herbal medicines. Among them, there is a traditional Chinese medicine called Astragalus that has extremely high medicinal value. Astragalus is a common Chinese herbal medicine and is known as the "king of 100 medicines" in Chinese medicine theory. Astragalus can replenish qi and nourish blood, improve the body's immunity, and adjust the balance of yin and yang in the human body, thereby improving the body's ability to resist diseases and making people stronger in the face of external challenges.

In addition to astragalus, there are many other excellent herbs in TCM that can help improve an individual's yin and yang balance. For example, ginseng, ginseng, angelica, etc., they all have the effect of nourishing qi and blood, and are called "qi tonic medicine" and "tonifying medicine" in traditional Chinese medicine terminology. These medicinal materials can replenish the essence and energy in the human body, improve physical functions, enhance physical strength and immunity, adjust the balance of yin and yang in the human body, and then improve people's physical state and realize their own self-cultivation.

In addition to Chinese herbal medicines, Chinese medicine has also used thousands of years of practical experience to summarize a complete set of methods to regulate the body. For example, traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes the importance of health preservation, advocating "eat porridge in the morning, eat full in the afternoon, and swallow dinner later". The core idea of this health regimen is to pay attention to moderation in order to nourish the liver and kidneys, and balance yin and yang. Only through a scientific diet can people maintain the balance of yin and yang in the body and have a strong physique.

Today, with the rapid development of modern medicine, people may have doubts about the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine. However, both history and reality have proved the scientific nature and unique value of traditional Chinese medicine. Many serious diseases, such as chronic fatigue syndrome, sub-health, etc., are effectively treated under the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine**. People can often achieve long-term health effects and improve their quality of life by conditioning their bodies through TCM methods.

In short, since I became "hard to mess with", I feel much more comfortable every day. The experience of traditional Chinese medicine tells us that through scientific methods and effective medicinal materials, we can regulate the balance of yin and yang in the human body, and improve our own disease resistance and immunity. Traditional Chinese medicine plays an irreplaceable role in the field of health, providing people with unique health care programs and methods. Let's step into the world of Chinese medicine and maintain a healthy and comfortable life.

Health References:

1.Zhang Ruihua, Shi Gang. Common sense of traditional Chinese medicine health preservation[J].Liaoning Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 2015, 42(07): 1533-1534

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