Title: Do You Have Fine Denture Marks on the Sides of Your Tongue?
Author: Fan Li, Assistant Medical Practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Practice License Number: 241411381000562) This article is written by Dr. Fan Li, based on classical theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine and clinical experience, and is intended for popular science reference only. The qualification can be publicly verified on the official website of the National Health Commission of China.
When looking in the mirror in the morning, why not gently extend your tongue? If you find that the edges of your tongue resemble the pattern left by a gently rolled embossing mold, leaving a row of neat denture marks, this is not some trendy tattoo. In clinical practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this is a clear signal sent by the body — it may be telling you that the "Spleen," responsible for transformation and transportation, and the "Qi," responsible for propulsion, are feeling a bit tired.
When this internal "Qi"Insufficient Vital Energy, the feeling of depression and the loss of interest are no longer just a bad mood, but a gradual and profound change that can be understood from the physical level.
A Collaboration of "Dampness" and "Lack of Energy": What Are the Causes?
What is causing our "Qi" to become insufficient? (The rest of the paragraph is omitted for brevity.)