Published on 01-20-2023
"Moglee_Radha" is an acupuncture student who lives in India and has authored 2 other posts.
How kidney yin deficiency raised empty heat?
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Debashis (India)
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comment by "ChadD" (acupuncturist)
on Jan 2023
"Empty heat" is a term used to describe the concept of "kidney yin deficiency" - so they are both saying the same thing somewhat. Empty heat is the idea of signs of heat, such as nightsweats, but coming from a deficiency. In this case a deficiency of yin - the cooling aspect of the body. This is opposed to full-heat or a yang or fire condition that is coming from excess. How you approach treatment depends greatly on the clarify of the diagnosis.
For a general description of empty heat, I would suggest you read "My Kidneys are What?" - which is a general introduction to the concepts of "kidney" system imbalances from a Chinese medicine perspective.
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comment by "Monica" (acupuncturist)
on Apr 2023
This is like a water-cooled engine. If the water tank is short of water, the engine will definitely overheat.
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