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Tip 6 Blood Heat and Skin - watch till the end 🤣

Name: Tip 6 Blood Heat and Skin - watch till the end 🤣
Uploaded: 2025-12-19T22:48:18+00:00
Duration: 47 s
Channel: Amanda Shayle
Description: In this short health‑wellness segment, the presenter introduces "Tip 6: Blood Heat," describing a condition in which blood becomes thick, viscous, and…

19 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this short health‑wellness segment, the presenter introduces "Tip 6: Blood Heat," describing a condition in which blood becomes thick, viscous, and stagnant, leading to internal damage. Rather than simply trying to expel the problematic blood, the speaker emphasizes the need to restore balance. The recommended method is to regulate the San Jiao (the "Triple Burner" concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine) to control body temperature and counteract the heat that often stems from underlying deficiency. Early manifestations are linked to menopausal hot flushes, while prolonged imbalance may culminate in skin disease. The overall message is that recognizing early signs and applying a balancing approach can prevent later dermatological issues.

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Today it's Tip 6: Blood Heat. Really, really important to address that. And when there's blood heat, your blood becomes thick and viscous, creates damage, stagnations. And it's really important not to just push it out. You need to balance it, and that's why you use San Jiao to regulate the temperature. It's really important to create balance in the body because a lot of this heat is from deficiency. Think menopause, think hot flushes. These are the early signs. The skin disease comes later. If you've got skin disease, it's been there building up for a long time.