What is the effect of traditional Chinese medicine on endocrine regulation?

　　Endocrine is a common disease in women, and there are many ways to regulate endocrine in life. Only by choosing the right method can we better regulate endocrine. Many of them are accustomed to using traditional Chinese medicine, the traditional Chinese medicine, to treat diseases, and the results are good. Therefore, some people ask whether traditional Chinese medicine can regulate endocrine? What are the traditional Chinese medicine that regulates endocrine?

　　Can Chinese medicine regulate endocrine?

　　Can Chinese medicine regulate endocrine? Of course it can. According to traditional Chinese medicine, endocrine disorders are symptoms of yin deficiency and are caused by stagnation of qi and blood. If you use traditional Chinese medicine to regulate endocrine, you can refer to the following methods:

　　1. Moxibustion

　　Traditional Chinese medicine moxibustion therapy regulates the endocrine system, focusing on the Guanyuan point. Guanyuan point is the main point on the Ren meridian, and it mainly treats diseases of urinary and reproductive organs, such as enuresis and frequent urination, as well as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea and infertility in women.

　　In addition, while moxibustion on the Guanyuan point, moxibustion on the Shenshu, Mingmen and other points will have a better effect on regulating the endocrine system.

　　Moxibustion therapy can not only treat irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea and other diseases, but is also very effective in treating neurasthenia, insomnia, cold hands and feet, decreased energy, obesity (weight loss), weight loss (weight gain), etc., because these problems are related to endocrine regulation.

　　Acupoint selection: Guanyuan, Shenshu, Mingmen.

　　Tools: moxa sticks, three-eye moxibustion box, four-eye moxibustion box, four-cup moxibustion jar.

　　Method: Tie a three-eye or four-eye moxibustion box and four moxibustion pots to the waist and abdomen, covering Guanyuan, Shenshu, and Mingmen for moxibustion.

　　Time: Moxibustion on Guanyuan takes about 30 minutes; moxibustion on Shenshu and Mingmen takes 15 to 20 minutes. You can gradually feel the heat and choose according to your own situation.

　　2. Replenish blood and replenish qi

　　Endocrine disorders are a manifestation of yin deficiency and are caused by stagnation of qi and blood. Stagnation of Qi and blood may be caused by blood congestion in the body, blockage of the meridians, intrusion of external toxins into the human body, and persistent lochia after childbirth. Many common diseases in women are actually caused by endocrine disorders. Therefore, to treat these diseases, we must start with regulating endocrine, smoothing Qi and blood, nourishing the whole body with essence and blood, promoting blood circulation, and comprehensively regulating the body from the inside out.

　　3. Mediate emotions

　　From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, emotions also have a certain impact on endocrine. The so-called "emotions" actually refer to people's mental and psychological states. "The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" repeatedly discusses the damage caused by poor mental and psychological states to human organs. It believes that "anger hurts the liver", "happiness hurts the heart", "thinking hurts the spleen", "sorrow hurts the lungs", and "fear hurts the kidneys". The quality of your mood will directly affect the secretion of estrogen in the human body.

　　Traditional Chinese medicine regulates endocrine disorders and focuses on regulating emotions because women have special physiological and psychological characteristics, which lead to unique emotional expressions. Because they are more susceptible to the influence of the external environment, they often experience negative emotions such as anxiety, anger, and depression. Therefore, they must actively regulate their emotions and maintain stable emotions and moods to reduce skin changes before and after special menstrual cycles and maintain a good mental state.

　　Traditional Chinese medicine regulating endocrine

　　The motherland’s medicine is extensive and profound, and endocrine regulation can be achieved by using the correct medicine. Here are three traditional Chinese medicine methods for regulating endocrine are recommended for your reference.

　　first one

　　Ingredients: 12 grams of Bupleurum, 12 grams of Angelica, 12 grams of White Peony, 15 grams of Atractylodes, 9 grams of paeonol, 9 grams of Gardenia, 6 grams of mint, 6 grams of ginger, 15 grams of Poria, 12 grams of fried jujube kernels, and 12 grams of Albizia Julibrissin.

　　Instructions: Add the above medicines and decoct them with water and take it.

　　Note: Take one dose daily.

　　second

　　Ingredients: Raspberry, angelica, salvia, Ligusticum chuanxiong, Millet Spatholobus, wolfberry, atractylodes, red peony root, Bupleurum, Dannanxing, Curcuma (it is best to consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for dosage).

　　practice:

　　1. Put all the above ingredients into a casserole, add appropriate amount of water and cook.

　　2. After the water boils, simmer for about 20 minutes, strain out the concoction and drink it.

　　Note: Take 1 dose of decoction every day, which can be taken orally together with Chinese patent medicines for nourishing blood and regulating menstruation.

　　third

　　Ingredients: 30 grams of raw white peony root, 15 grams of angelica root, 10 grams of dogwood, 30 grams of yam, 20 grams of raw Huangshi, 15 grams of paeonol bark, 10 grams of fried gardenia, and 10 red dates.

　　practice:

　　1. Add appropriate amount of water to boil in a casserole or stainless steel pot.

　　2. It is advisable to add 2~3cm of water to submerge the medicine.

　　3. After the water boils, simmer for another 20 minutes, filter out the concoction, boil again and filter out the concoction.

　　4. Mix the two filtered concoctions.

　　Note: Divide it into two portions, morning and evening. It is advisable to take it warmly half an hour after a meal.

　　The above methods of regulating endocrine have been introduced to you. What do you think? Most women in life have endocrine disorders. If you want to be healthy, you must regulate endocrine in time. If you still don’t know how to regulate endocrine, you might as well refer to the recommendations recommended by the editor.