All About the TCM Heart

My husband is on Fire! He’s passionate, excited and always so happy. He’s really the TCM Heart personality. But he’s also easily bored and distracted. If he’s stressed, his sleep and blood pressure are affected. So I make sure he gets regular acupuncture treatments and massages, and eats a healthy diet.

You’ll find everything you wanted to know about the TCM Heart, right below.
Enjoy 🙂

And keep rocking it using TCM!

Clara
TCM Geek

PS: you may also check out All About the TCM Liver, All About the TCM Spleen, and All About the TCM Lung and All About the TCM Kidneys.

If you enjoy my graphics, check out my AcuPoints Made Easy Book/PDF here!

 

1- The Heart System in Chinese Medicine: functions and causes of imbalances.

 

2- TCM Heart Functions

 

3- The 5 Element Theory: Fire


4- Heart Patterns


5- TCM Heart Food Cures

 

6- Heart Season: Summer 

7- The Heart common pattern

Heart Fire in TCM

 

9- The most commonly used Heart Acupuncture Point

HT 6 is the Xi-Cleft point of the heart, so it’s a great acupuncture point for cardiac pain (chest pain), but also it nourishes HT Yin for night sweats, and calms the mind for hysteria. It can be used for nosebleed or coughing blood as it clears Fire.

HT 7 – Shen Men, the gate of the mind! Awesome acupuncture point to calm the mind, improve memory, and clear heat especially from the heart.

 

10- The emotion of the Heart in TCM: Joy & Laughter

Too much excitement or uncontrolled laughter can create imbalances in the TCM heart.

Uncrotrolled laughter in TCM

 



 

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Written by : AcuPro Academy (Clara)

14 Comments

  1. Suresh February 25, 2017 at 2:03 am - Reply

    Hello Clara

    Thank you for wonderful slides.

    Can acupuncture treat mild regurgitation of Mitral valve ? Kindly guide me please. I am myself Acutherapist and yesterday only came to know this when 2d echo was done. Three months back I have undergone CABG surgery.

    With great gratitude

    Suresh

    • AcuPro February 28, 2017 at 9:12 am - Reply

      Sorry Suresh, I don’t know, I have never treated regurgitation of the Mitral valve. Sorry not much help!

  2. stefan June 22, 2018 at 3:16 am - Reply

    Great Stuff Clara!! Thank you so much best wishes from stefan germany

    • AcuPro August 3, 2018 at 2:54 pm - Reply

      Glad you like my blogs Stefan 🙂

  3. Sunil Jadhav(Mumbai-India) June 27, 2019 at 8:55 pm - Reply

    “Heart houses the Mind.”Pls,explain this..& what is Mind in terms of TCM??
    Thanks,Mam.

    • AcuPro July 12, 2019 at 1:52 pm - Reply

      It’s basic TCM concept, and mean the Heart system is in charge of thoughts, and everything related to the mind 🙂

  4. Rebecca Duke December 9, 2019 at 5:25 pm - Reply

    Just studying to be an acupuncturist myself, your website is very helpful.

    Thank you for this!

  5. Denis Alvino June 25, 2020 at 8:18 pm - Reply

    Nice !!! Thanks !!!!

  6. Inesa Baski July 12, 2020 at 7:46 am - Reply

    Very grateful for your big job and sharing !

  7. Rosie December 30, 2022 at 1:19 pm - Reply

    Hi Clara,

    when we say Heart-Yin and Heart-Yang, what those indicate, please? And what is the difference?

    Thanks!

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