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An East Asian woman surrounded by close-up illustrations of five facial features associated with heart health, including forehead wrinkles, a nose-bridge crease, an earlobe crease, purplish lips, and visible veins beneath the tongue, alongside an anatomical heart and traditional herbal soups.

Reading the Heart in the Face: 5 Facial Signs That May Point to Heart Problems

The face is a mirror of the heart. This article introduces 5 facial signs worth noticing: a crease across the bridge of the nose, forehead wrinkles, a diagonal earlobe crease, bluish lips and dark purple veins under the tongue, plus 3 heart-protecting acupressure points and 2 TCM heart-nourishing soups.

Man holding his stomach, illustrating TCM's view that a strong digestive system (spleen and stomach) is the foundation for replenishing qi

Healthcare, Qi Wellness

What Is Qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine? A Practical Guide to Replenishing Qi

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, qi is the driving force behind all life activity, coming from inherited essence, the energy of food, and the clean air we breathe. This article covers the signs of insufficient qi and everyday ways to replenish it through herbs, food, acupressure and exercise.

Reading the Heart in the Face: 5 Facial Signs That May Point to Heart Problems

What Is Qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine? A Practical Guide to Replenishing Qi

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