THEORY
TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) THEORY BEHIND OUR NATURAL HERB
Tonque Types Reflect Health Conditions
Health conditions could be observed by monitoring changes of tonque shapes, colors, and coating thickness and colors, according to Traditional Chinese Medicine Theories. One person's tonque type could be a combination of several types.
Qi, Blood, Yin, and Yang in the context of Tonque Types are Vital Energies & Essences in human bodies for maintaining life.
Qi is life force flows through meridians; Blood is the liquid life force of the body, and its key proponent is nourishment. When Qi and Blood are defficient or stagnated, health problems may happen.
Yang Deficiency means Qi is too low to generate enough body heat so that the body feels cold; Yin Deficiency means Blood is too low to balance body temperature and hence the body feels hot.
Qi, Blood, Yin, and Yang are key factors for health condition analysis and improvement. Resolving the common issues in these factors for modern consititutions is one of our foundations in developing our formula that can apply to wide health needs.
Natural Formulas For Various Tonque Types
There are symptoms associated with (but not necesary or limit to) each tonque type.
For example, a Red Tonque With Little or No Coating means there is Yin Deficiency in the body; hot flashes or night sweats may happen, so TONIFYING Vital Essences and Energies would be helpful for improving health conditions.
A Pale Swollen Tonque With Thick White Coating means there is Yang Deficiency in the body; lower back soreness, pain, or aversion to cold may happen, so STRENGTHENING joints/bones/muscles would be helpful for mobilities.
A Red Tonque With Greasy Yellow Coating means there is Damp Heat in the body; body fluids are dried up by heat and conspipation may happen. SMOOTHING the path that heat is stucked (such as removing stagnation/stasis and improving bowel movement) would be helpful.
A Swollen Tonque With White Greasy Coating means there is Damp Retention in the body, which means there may be undesired dampness in the body. EXPELLING dampness would be helpful.
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Circular Motions
Since ancient time when there was little medical knowledge about human organs and diseases, people have known very sophiscated principles for applying herbs to improve health conditions. Circular Motions is one core theory that explains how the five internal organs work cohesively to maintain heath.
The five organs coordinate like a wheel with Spleen at the wheel center rotating vital energy and essence like EARTH govering the nutritions for growth. While Liver at the left side ascending vital energy and essence like WOOD governing the generating of growth. Heart at the above of the wheel floating vital energy and essence like FIRE governing the heat source of growth. Lung at the right side of the wheel desencding like METAL governing the collecting of heat to warm the body. Kidney at the below of the wheel sinking like WATER governing the storing of heat for the next round of growth. When a part of the Circular Motions is stuck or deficient, the growth and heat distribution is blocked and heath is impacted.
Five Elements
Each internal organs interact with one another. The doctrine of five phases describes two cycles, a Supporting cycle, also known as "mother-son", and an Controlling cycle, also known as "grandfather-grandson", of interactions between the phases.
The effects of these two main relations are further elaborated:
- Inter-promoting (Supporting): the effect in the generating cycle.
- Weakening: the effect in a deficient generating.
- Inter-regulating (Controlling): the effect in the overcoming cycle.
- Overacting: the effect in an excessive overcoming cycle.
- Counteracting: the effect in a deficient overcoming cycle.
For example:
- WOOD feeds (promotes) FIRE.
- FIRE burns (weakens) WOOD.
- WATER dampens (regulates) FIRE.
- WATER extinguishes (overacts) FIRE.
- FIRE evaporates (counteracts) WATER.