What about Yin and Yang? Yin He not only represents opposing things, but also can be used to analyze two aspects of internal opposition. Generally speaking, everything that is vigorous, extroverted, rising, warm and bright belongs to Yang; Relatively quiet, defensive, healthy, cold and dark belong to yin. In terms of heaven and earth, the weather is light and bright, and the atmosphere is heavy and turbid. In terms of fire and water, water is cold, nourishing subordinate yin, fire is hot, and inflammation belongs to yang.
The above is just the basic viewpoint of TCM, so how to treat health preservation from the viewpoint of Yin-Yang and Five Elements? This spring has arrived, and there is still some chill in the early spring, so how to do a good job in spring health?
First of all, we should do a good job of protecting the liver in spring. In spring, the liver is very fragile. According to the viewpoint of Yin and Yang, the liver of human body has the characteristics of hair growth. In spring, the liver undertakes more work to regulate the balance of the body, so it needs enough liver qi. So some people say that the liver should be raised first in spring. To this end, we should keep a good mood, ensure adequate sleep, and pay attention to spring exercise.
The second is the protection of the lungs. With the warming of spring, the lung's throughput function should be strengthened. How to raise lungs? Regular exercise is the main means of nourishing the lungs, such as jogging and playing Tai Ji Chuan.
In addition, the protection of the spleen can not be ignored, and the liver and gallbladder meridians are most active in spring. If the liver qi is not well nourished in spring, the whole qi and blood will run abnormally, and other organs, especially the spleen, will be disturbed and cause diseases. Eat more sweets, eat less sour food and nourish the spleen in shock season. You can also eat jujube, crispy rice, yam and so on. And make jujube porridge and yam porridge; Eat more vegetables, preferably leeks, spinach and shepherd's purse.