The traditional Chinese medicine diet - What to eat every day

[@DrAlexHeyne]

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[@debbicornell1]

Thank you for addressing the celery juice fad

[@grmalinda6251]

Doesn't take more than a stalk a day for me.

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

I like to Fast and stand out in the rain and see rainbows! It is esoteric, and I draw rainbow energy into my dietary measures.

[@grmalinda6251]

Where did you get that stuff?

[@mikeneidlinger8857]

Liquid Platinum. Straight. I'm about to Cayenne, Ginseng and Licorice Root.

[@ShinzoMiyamoto-h6r]

Awesome video. I find your information very beneficial to my study of chinese herbology. I appreciate the effort you provide. Thank you.

[@Deadbolthead]

I would love to know the dosing of poria, gui zhi and yuan zhi to help palpitations. I have them every day. Sometimes 5 a day (great days) and sometimes 5,000 a day (terrible days). Healthy otherwise and been dealing with this for a year now. Found you 1 hour ago and already ordered some Chinese herbs (listed above) I’m just not sure how much to take or how often. Willing to pay for your knowledge in a telemedicine visit if you don’t want to give advice for free. If you are, I appreciate it! Let me know if you can. Thank you!

[@HKflashpoint]

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), like many aspects of ancient Chinese philosophy, is deeply influenced by the "I Ching" (Book of Changes). It can be said that the thought system derived from the "I Ching" is foundational to TCM. The basis of the "I Ching" is the system of Yin and Yang interaction, which serves as a model. Ancient people used this Yin-Yang model as a systematic way of thinking to understand the functioning of the human body, which is essentially what TCM is about. Before Chinese culture entered modernity, traces of Yin-Yang model thinking permeated various aspects of daily life.

[@HKflashpoint]

The Relationship Between Traditional Chinese Medicine and the "I Ching" 1. Source of Thought: The theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are indeed deeply influenced by the "I Ching," particularly in fundamental concepts such as Yin and Yang and the Five Elements. These concepts provide a systematic framework for understanding the physiology and pathology of the human body. 2.Yin-Yang Model: The interaction of Yin and Yang is a concept of dynamic balance that emphasizes the unity of opposites. TCM uses this model to explain the relationship between health and disease, believing that the harmonious state of the body relies on the balance of Yin and Yang. 3.Systematic Thinking: Ancient people employed the Yin-Yang model for systematic thinking, a way of thinking that extends beyond medicine to philosophy, natural sciences, and social sciences. Cultural Penetration Before Chinese culture entered modernity, the thinking patterns based on the Yin-Yang model indeed permeated various aspects of daily life, including diet, seasonal changes, and feng shui(ancient chinese architecture). Yin Yang modeling and five elements system are forms of systemic thinking, especially the Yin -yang modeling which is the foundational of ancient chinese thinking. 陰陽模型是古中華思想的基礎滲透著古中華社會的各方面。

[@alicequayle4625]

Mm I love bitter food. Dandelion and chicory.

[@1962jassy]

What about fermented food and Chinese medicine?

[@Nicole-z8d]

Whats it mean when u cant drink green tea

[@reinotsurugi]

Thanks for the video! Does TCM address intermittant fasting? I often skip breakfast entirely and that seems to be beneficial for my weak stomach.

[@domingolopez-cruz7327]

Show: I am the god of medicine It’s a compilation of short episode. Total watch time is about 1h 50m long.

[@shikhab2250]

This is so interesting that traditional chinese way of addressing food and their affect on the body (yin and yang balance) and the different tasting food targetting differnt parts of the body is so similar to the ayurvedic concepts . I guess both being easterrn culture would have similar concepts and overlapping herbs

[@thewolf1801]

Can you do a video on cannabis

[@Aster-ul2gg]

i have a sore throat acid reflux and sore throat with ulcers on back of mouth andgetting watery acne on body... but i feel chills and cold throughout.. and its not winters yet where i leave....sowhat do i have?

[@JibaBrahma]

I'm anaemic 😢