Yin Deficiency
Yin Deficiency is an insufficiency of nourishing and moistening Yin substances such as Blood, Body Fluids and Jing.
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Yin Excess is a Full pattern in which pathogenic Yin factors such as Cold, Dampness and Phlegm predominate.
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Yang Deficiency is an insufficiency of physiological Yang energy, weakening the warming and activating functions of the body.
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Yang Excess is a Full pattern in which pathological Heat or Fire predominates and produces characteristic Heat symptoms.
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Yin and Yang continuously influence and consume one another. Prolonged Excess Cold may weaken Yang, while Excess Heat may deplete Yin.
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The four fundamental Yin-Yang patterns correspond with Heat and Cold syndromes: Yang Excess, Yang Deficiency, Yin Excess and Yin Deficiency.
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In TCM, pathological conditions can be reduced to four fundamental Yin-Yang patterns: Yang Excess, Yang Deficiency, Yin Excess and Yin Deficiency.
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Yin-Yang theory is applied in Chinese medicine to body structures, organs, vital substances, diagnosis and treatment.
Read moreThe four components of the Yin-Yang relationship
The relationship between Yin and Yang is characterised by four principles: opposition, interdependence, mutual influence and transformation.
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Yin and Yang are relative and continuously changing forces used in TCM to analyse the body, symptoms, constitution and patterns of disease.
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The theory of Yin and Yang developed from the early symbolism of the I Ching into a universal philosophical principle and eventually a foundation of Chinese medicine.
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Yin and Yang form the dynamic foundation of Traditional Chinese Medicine: opposing yet interdependent aspects that continuously transform into one another.
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