QiJune 26, 2017
Qi (often Chi) is a general term used throughout Chinese culture to describe a wide range of phenomena within philosophy, medicine, and even weather. In Chinese medicine, qi is the energy that a person emanates. Broadly speaking, qi is a physical type of energy which doesn’t necessarily have to be
Qi DeficiencyMarch 6, 2018
Qi Deficiency is a diagnostic pattern in Traditional Chinese Medicine, thought to be primarily caused by an excess of stress hormoneshttps://draxe.com/qi-deficiency/.Most scientific studies concur qi deficiency is induced by abnormal levels of biomarkers within tissue fluid, such as
Qi Deficiency – HeartMarch 7, 2018
Conditions variously ascribed to Heart Qi Deficiency are: dementiahttps://kylejnorton.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/the-holistic-prevention-management-and_11.html.The theory of qi is attributed heavily to the function of blood within the human body. Since blood circulation around
Qi Deficiency – Kidney
Conditions variously ascribed to Kidney Qi Deficiency are: dementiahttps://kylejnorton.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/the-holistic-prevention-management-and_9.html, weak bladderhttps://theory.yinyanghouse.com/theory/traditional-chinese-medicine/kidney-qi-deficiency-tcm-diagnostic-pattern[
Qi Deficiency – Lung
Lung Qi Deficiency has been specifically ascribed to unresolved griefhttp://nudgeacupuncture.co.uk/2015/07/lung-qi-deficiency-what-is-it/.Conditions variously ascribed to Lung Qi Deficiency are: asthmahttps://twitter.com/zenacupunctura/status/728581222549491712The l
Qi Deficiency – Spleen
Conditions variously ascribed to Spleen Qi Deficiency are: chronic fatigue, candida, arthritis & fibromyalgiahttp://www.mybodywisdom.net/articles/spleen-qi-deficiency/, premenstrual syndromehttps://kylejnorton.blogspot.co.uk/2014/12/premenstrual-syndromepms-caused-by_13.html[/