Chinese herbal medicine (TCM) uses natural herbs to balance qi, restore yin-yang, and support holistic wellness. Explore benefits, formulas & remedies.
Neuroasthenia is a common condition within the category of functional wellness. Its onset may be associated with mental strain and excessive worry, which can disrupt the balance between excitation and inhibition of the central nervous system, thereby affecting the normal patterns of higher neural activity. Common manifestations include fatigue, nervous sensitivity, difficulty sleeping with excessive … Read more
Chronic prostatitis is a common condition in the male urinary system of adult men, often occurring concurrently with epididymitis, urethritis, and seminal vesiculitis. The causative agents include Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Corynebacterium diphtheriae, among others. Most cases involve infection by a single pathogen, while a few present as mixed infections. This condition frequently … Read more
“So-called nocturnal emission refers to the phenomenon of ejaculation occurring without sexual intercourse. Nocturnal emission is a common normal physiological phenomenon for males after entering puberty. Generally, it is within the normal range for an adult male with normal sexual function to have 1–2 or 2–3 emissions per month. Approximately 80% of males experience nocturnal … Read more
The term “premature ejaculation” refers to a condition in which ejaculation occurs immediately before or at the moment of intromission, or just after penetration, causing the penis to become flaccid and helps maintain the continuation of intercourse. If during intercourse the man cannot control ejaculation long enough to satisfy his partner (who has achieved orgasm), … Read more
Yang Wei refers to a condition in which a man has sexual desire but is unable to achieve an erection, or the erection is insufficient for vaginal penetration during sexual activity, thereby affecting normal sexual function. Erectile dysfunction can be caused by organic pathological changes or psychological factors. It is generally believed that only 10–15% … Read more
Urinary tract infections are mostly caused by bacteria invading the urinary system, including pyelonephritis, cystitis, and urethritis. The main signs of imbalance of this condition include frequent urination, urgent urination, painful urination, fever, chills, lower back soreness, or hematuria and pyuria, with a tendency to recur. Urinalysis shows elevated white blood cells, possibly red blood … Read more
Iron deficiency is a common nutritional imbalance where the body’s demand for iron increases, intake is insufficient, or loss is excessive, leading to a significant lack of iron in the body, thereby affecting hemoglobin synthesis. This condition is characterized by a lack of stainable iron in the bone marrow, Liver, Spleen, and other tissues, with … Read more
Hyperlipidemia refers to a chronic condition in which plasma lipid concentrations significantly exceed the normal range. assessment is generally based on the measured levels of plasma cholesterol and triglycerides. Elevated blood lipids result from wellness of lipid metabolism. The causes may include genetic factors, environmental influences, and dietary imbalances. Its clinical manifestations primarily include: headache, … Read more
Hypertension, also known as primary (or essential) hypertension, is a systemic chronic wellness characterized by persistently elevated blood pressure. Long-term hypertension can easily lead to serious life-threatening or disability-causing complications in important organs such as the Heart, brain, and Kidneys. The causes of high blood pressure are not yet fully understood, but it is commonly … Read more
Constipation refers to a noticeable reduction in bowel movement frequency, difficulty in passing stool, or the presence of hard stool and a sensation of incomplete evacuation. Generally, if stool remains in the intestines for an extended period exceeding 48 hours, it may be identified as constipation. Based on the presence or absence of organic pathology, … Read more