FU Shouqiang, ZHU Xiaoyun, XU Jing, et al. Separated Adjustment in the Morning and Evening based on Circadian Rhythm[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(8): 650-653.
FU Shouqiang, ZHU Xiaoyun, XU Jing, et al. Separated Adjustment in the Morning and Evening based on Circadian Rhythm[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2021, 62(8): 650-653.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2021.08.002.
Separated Adjustment in the Morning and Evening based on Circadian Rhythm
According to the circadian rhythm of the waxing and waning of yin and yang
as well as the ascending and descending of qi movement in the natural world
treatment should be administered during the most optimal time
and thus separated adjustment method is formulated by using different formulas in the morning and evening. The connotation of the separated adjustment method is to use the two methods simultaneously; and the general principle is to adjust yin and yang separately
which can be subdivided into six categories: separately supplement spleen-kidney
separately adjust Ying-Wei(营卫)
diffuse the upper and supplement the lower
clear metal and supplement fire
unblock yang and contain yin
and mediate middle jiao(焦). Although different methods have their own focus
all take "ascending and descending of yin and yang" as the key principle
follow the circadian rhythm
supplement deficiency with mild paste and pills
and change the method according to the syndromes
providing ideas for treating intractable diseases.
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