Why Your Feet Are Cold at Night
Cold feet at night are a symptom Classical Chinese Medicine takes very seriously as a reflection of the heart’s ability to circulate warmth to the periphery. The two most common patterns are fundamentally different and require opposite treatments.
One classical formula direction is designed for cold extremities from Blood deficiency preventing Heart Yang from reaching the periphery. A different classical formula direction addresses the same symptom from the opposite direction — Liver Qi stagnation blocking Yang distribution.
Available at both our Belmont (Perth) & Geraldton clinics — led by Dr. Yang (Traditional Chinese Medicine) and Dr. Yang Sr. (Traditional Chinese Medicine), a father-and-son team whose family lineage in classical Chinese medicine spans multiple generations.
