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🤗👉TCM emphasizes that ‘a slight move in one part can affect the whole body.’ Although the ear is small, stimulating the spleen and stomach reflex zones on the ear can regulate Qi and blood, thereby alleviating spleen-stomach deficiency issues. #taichi #tcm #massage #acupressure #healthy #wellness #healthylifestyle #wellnesstips #spleen #stomach #fyp
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In Traditional Chinese Medicine walking after dinner is a gentle way to support your Spleen and Stomach, the organs responsible for digestion. A slow stroll helps move qi, promote circulation, and prevent food stagnation—especially after a heavy meal. It also helps transform dampness, which can accumulate if you sit or lie down right after eating. In TCM, digestion is seen as a warm, active process, and walking keeps that digestive fire burning smoothly. So when Chinese elders say, “Don’t sit do
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