Body Constitution – Blood Stasis
How to Identify "Blood Stasis Constitution" in Chinese Medicine? 如何辨識「血瘀體質」?
* Bruise easily – 容易撞到瘀青
* Dull, rough, dry skin – 面色暗沉、粗糙乾燥
* Dark eye circles & pigmentation – 易有黑眼圈、長斑
* Prone to hair loss – 容易掉髮
* Fixed, stabbing pain – 身體某處持續疼痛,呈刺痛感
* Purple lips/ tongue with dark spots; 嘴唇或舌頭發紫,有瘀點
* Dark, engorged sublingual veins – 舌下絡脈粗長、紫暗
* Easily stressed, irritable, forgetful – 容易感到壓力,易煩躁,健忘
* Irregular periods, blood clots, menstrual pain – 月經不調、血塊多、經痛
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In TCM, there are 9 body constitutions, and you may have a mix of them.
Understanding your type can help you stay healthier & happier!
What is Blood Stasis?
🩸 Blood delivers nutrients & energy, while Qi keeps circulation smooth.
🚫 When Qi stagnates, blood flow slows, leading to Blood Stasis Constitution.
⚠️ Poor circulation can cause chronic pain, high blood pressure, stroke, and heart disease.
Dietary Recommendations:
✅ Foods that promote circulation & relieve stagnation:
* Hawthorn 山楂, black beans 黑豆, rose 玫瑰花, black fungus 黑木耳, seaweed 海帶
❌ Avoid: Greasy, cold, hard-to-digest, or high-cholesterol foods.
Lifestyle Tips to Improve Blood Circulation:
💡 Sleep early – Protect liver function.
💡 Stay active – Do aerobic/strength training 3x weekly.
💡 Stretch & move – Avoid prolonged sitting.
💡 Keep warm – Minimize air conditioning.
💡 Women’s health – Keep the abdomen warm.
💡 Reduce stress – Manage emotions for better Qi & blood flow.
How Can Chinese Medicine Help?
🌿In TCM, we focus on balancing the body (調理體質) to prevent illness and improve overall well-being.
Even if you’re not sick, small imbalances can lead to pain, skin issues, or heart health concerns over time.
💡 TCM therapies can help:
✔️ Herbal medicine – Improves circulation & dissolves stagnation
✔️ Acupuncture – Relieves pain & calms emotions
✔️ Cupping – Clears toxins & enhances blood movement
✔️ Moxibustion – Warms & strengthens circulation
Take action today for a healthier you! ✨
Content on this site is general health education. It does not replace individual diagnosis or treatment by a doctor or registered Chinese medicine practitioner. In an emergency call 999 or go to A&E.


