The four components of the Yin-Yang relationship
The relationship between Yin and Yang is characterised by four principles: opposition, interdependence, mutual influence and transformation.
Read moreThe relationship between Yin and Yang is characterised by four principles: opposition, interdependence, mutual influence and transformation.
Read moreYin and Yang are relative and continuously changing forces used in TCM to analyse the body, symptoms, constitution and patterns of disease.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreYin and Yang form the dynamic foundation of Traditional Chinese Medicine: opposing yet interdependent aspects that continuously transform into one another.
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