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Formeltypen

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Modern

Kategorien

Komfort für Gehirn und Kopf
Vitalität der Nieren
Lebenserwartung & Alter Vitalität
Vitalität der Lunge
Vitalität der Verdauung
Energie Vitalität
Herz-Vitalität
Schlafkomfort
Stress Komfort
Blutkreislauf Vitalität
Genesung bei Krankheit
Vitalität der Nerven und Muskeln
Gesundheit von Frauen
Vitalität der Leber
Wärme- und Feuchterückgewinnung
Blutdruck Vitalität
Genesung bei Verletzungen
Unterstützung des Appetits
Immunität Vitalität
Vitalität der Augen
Körperliche Stärke
Vitalität der Gelenke
Sexuelle Vitalität
Nase & Nasennebenhöhlen Vitalität

Symptome (nur zur Information)

TCM-Konstitutionen

Kidney Yin Deficiency (Shen Yin Xu)
Heart Yin Deficiency (Xin Yin Xu)
Heart and Kidney Disharmony (Xin Shen Bu Jiao)
Blood Deficiency with Shen Disturbance (Xue Xu Rao Shen)
Liver Fire Disturbing the Heart (Gan Huo Rao Xin)
Lung–Kidney Yin Deficiency with Empty Heat
Lung Yin Deficiency with Dryness and Heat
Kidney Yin Deficiency with Essence Depletion
Liver and Kidney Yin Deficiency with Empty Heat
Heart and Kidney Yin Disconnection from Yin Deficiency Root
Spleen Qi Not Controlling Blood
Post‑Illness or Post‑Partum Qi–Blood Deficiency
Heart–Liver Blood Deficiency with Emotional Lability
Heart–Spleen Qi and Blood Deficiency
Taxation Injury to Qi and Blood
Heart–Spleen Disharmony with Shen Unsettled
Liver Blood Deficiency (Gan Xue Xu)
Kidney Essence Deficiency
Spleen Qi Deficiency
Blood Statis
Qi and Blood Obstruction in the Meridians
Post-Wind-Stroke Channel Obstruction
Disharmony between Liver and Heart
Qi Deficiency
Lung Qi Deficiency
Sinking of Middle Qi
Wei Qi Deficiency
Qi Stagnation
Blood Stagnation
Liver Qi Stagnation
Liver invading the Spleen
Stomach Qi Deficiency
Disruption of clear Yang ascent
Wind-Heat attacking the head
External Wind invasion of the Taiyang and Shaoyang channels
Qi and Blood stagnation in the head and upper body
Wind-Cold obstructing the exterior
Liver Qi Stagnation turning into Heat/Fire
Liver Qi Stagnation turning into Fire
Blood Deficiency with Empty Heat
Liver and Spleen Disharmony with Heat
Liver Qi Stagnation with Menstrual Heat
Cold congealing in the Blood
Blood stasis below the diaphragm
Qi stagnation in the Liver and Stomach
Disharmony between Qi and Blood
Liver Qi constraint leading to Blood stagnation
Impaired circulation after trauma or surgery
Dampness Obstructing the Middle Jiao
External Wind-Cold with Internal Dampness
Qi Stagnation with Dampness in the Middle Jiao
Mild Food Poisoning with Dampness
Summer-Damp Invasion
Phlegm-Damp Accumulation in the Middle Jiao
Post-illness weakness of the Middle Jiao
Qi Deficiency with Damp obstruction
Phlegm generation due to Spleen weakness
Liver and Gallbladder Damp‑Heat
Excess‑type Yang / Heat constitution
Liver and Gallbladder Damp‑Heat with Liver Fire
Damp‑Heat in the Liver Channel / Lower Jiao
Liver Fire Flaring Up
Stagnant Liver Qi Transforming into Fire
Yin‑deficient constitution
Heart–Liver Blood/Yin Deficiency Disturbing the Shen
Kidney Yin Deficiency with Heat Agitation
Post‑Heat or Post‑Illness Yin Depletion
Liver Qi Constraint on a Deficient Background
Liver Blood/Yin Deficiency with Deficiency Heat
Spleen and Heart Disharmony
Disharmony between Liver and Spleen
Liver Qi constraint with underlying deficiency
Post-illness or postpartum recovery
Liver Yin or fluid deficiency
Qi and Blood Obstruction
Post-Traumatic Blood Stasis
Blood Stasis in the Channels and Collaterals
Wind-Damp Obstruction with Underlying Stasis
Cold-Type Bi Syndrome
Middle Jiao Weakness
Poor Generation of Blood and Wei Qi
Qi Deficiency with Dampness Accumulation
Delayed Recovery from Illness
Deficiency Heat Disturbing the Shen
Shen disturbance from overthinking or chronic stress
Yin deficiency with dryness and emotional imbalance
Postpartum Cold and retention
Yang deficiency in the lower Jiao
Cold-induced menstrual disorders
Cold in the Chong and Ren channels
Deficiency Heat from chronic Blood deficiency
Blood deficiency with Blood stasis
Cold in Spleen and Stomach
Dampness in Middle Jiao
Blood Stasis Following Trauma or Injury
Blood Stasis Obstructing the Heart Orifices
Blood Stasis in the Chest and Upper Body
Head Blood Stasis
Liver Depression
Qi Deficiency with Unstable Surface
Exterior Deficiency
Qi disharmony in the Lungs and Wei level
Dryness irritating the Lungs
Lung Qi rebellion
Wind-Phlegm invading the Lungs
Residual Wind-Cold or Wind-Heat

Inhaltsstoffe Pinyin

Zungendiagnosen

Pulsdiagnosen

Thin
Rapid
Slightly Wiry
Deficient
Empty
Soft
Weak
Slippery
Choppy
Moderate
Wiry
Floating
Tight
Slightly rapid
Deep
slow
Soggy
Possibly Slighty Rapid

TCM-Muster

Leber und Gallenblase
Herz und Dünndarm
Nieren- und Blasen
Lunge und Dickdarm
Milz und Magen

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