For Traditional Chinese Medicine, each organ has its own energetic schedule. This corresponds to the period during which the organ is considered to be at its peak energetic activity and recovery phase. During these periods, Qi (Chi) is believed to circulate more intensely through the corresponding organ system. When a person repeatedly wakes up during…
The Process As life becomes increasingly fast and demanding, Yin Deficiency — or Empty Yin — may gradually develop without people becoming fully aware of it. Many individuals believe they are simply being productive and pushing forward, while in reality they may be progressively exhausting their internal reserves. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, health depends…
Opposite Energies that complement each other Everything contains Yin and Yang. They are opposite and complementary energies. They are completely different in their characteristics and nature, yet they depend on one another. Yin and Yang cannot exist separately; one always contains the other. For example, night and day form a Yin-Yang pair. Night is Yin and…