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TCM Liver Combination Patterns of Disharmony

April 19, 2021 J Ciccolella
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The above is chart #3 and the final chart in the series of TCM Liver Patterns of Disharmony. Certainly, there are more combinations possible (ie Rebellious Liver Qi invading the Stomach, Liver Qi stagnation invading the Lungs, etc), to keep the chart to a reasonable size I have concentrated on the above patterns.

Tags Rebellious Liver Qi invading the Spleen, Liver Fire insulting the Lunfs, Spleen Qi & Liver Blood deficiency, Heart & Liver Blood deficiency, Liver & Kidney Yin deficiency, abdominal bloat, irritability, poor appetite, loose stools, scanty period, blurred vision, dry eyes, dry throat, night sweats, low backache, dull headaches, dry hair, dizziness, insomnia, amenorrhea, palpitations, brittle nails, tinnitus, infertility, red tongue, yellow tongue coat, pale tongue, pale sides of tongue, dark urine, thirst, asthma, cough w/yellow mucus, cough w/Blood tinged mucus, fullness of hypochondrium, wiry pulse, rapid pulse, floating pulse, empty pulse, choppy pulse, fine pulse, nausea, lack of appetite, sallow complexion, heated lemon water, bloat after eating, Blood deficiency, Liver Qi stagnation, Yin deficiency, Liver, Lungs, Blood, Heart, Kidney, bone marrow broth, cooked foods, dark berries, Xiao Yao San, Long Dan Xie Gan Tang, Ba Zhen Tang, Gui Pi Tang, Tian Wang Bu Xin Dan, Zuo Gui Wan, Liu We Di Huang Wan

TCM Blood Patterns of Disharmony

December 14, 2020 J Ciccolella
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Today’s chart is on Blood disharmonies. Some general symptoms are listed for each as well as organs that may be affected, possible pulses, helpful foods and other recommendations.

It is important to look at each individual as a whole rather than just a few symptoms. If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms and would like to learn more please reach me through the ”Contact” tab to set up a free 15-minute call .

In Herb, Patterns of Disharmony, Food Tags Blood deficiency, Blood stagnation, Heat in Blood, mung beans, bone marrow broth, molasses, liver, leafy greens, turmeric, basil, oregano, eggplant, tai chi, meditation, moxibustion, caster oil, celery, persimmon, seaweed, kelp, lemon

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