Heart Not Doing Well? These Problems Need Attention
Author: VerdantGuard
Release time: 2025-07-23 20:08:45
View number: 6673
Analysis of VerdantGuard's Protection Scheme from the Perspective of Traditional Chinese Medicine
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theory, "the heart is the monarch organ, governing blood vessels and storing spirit." The heart is like the "monarch" of the body, in charge of the circulation of blood throughout the body and mental activities. Once the heart function is impaired, it will not only affect blood circulation but also impact mental state and overall health. For people with a diet high in oil and sugar, sedentary lifestyle, and high work pressure, the signs of heart problems are often more obvious and require extra vigilance.
Typical Signs of Poor Heart Function, Hiding TCM "Heart Function Signals"
Frequent Palpitations and Chest Tightness: Manifestations of Insufficient Heart Yang and Poor Qi and Blood Circulation
Many people often experience unexplained palpitations due to high work pressure, staying up late and socializing — suddenly feeling their heart beating faster, flustered and uneasy, as if the heart is about to jump out of the chest, as shown in the following picture depicting the flustered and uneasy state during palpitations:
They feel chest tightness and shortness of breath even with slight activity, and get out of breath after climbing a few flights of stairs, as shown in the following picture depicting chest tightness and shortness of breath:
From the perspective of TCM, this is mostly a sign of "insufficient heart yang" and "qi stagnation and blood stasis." Heart yang is like the "power source" that promotes blood circulation. Insufficient yang leads to slow blood flow. In addition, excessive high-fat and high-cholesterol foods in the diet can easily cause "phlegm turbidity obstruction," further aggravating poor qi and blood circulation and triggering these discomforts.
Mental Lassitude and Insomnia: Reactions of the Heart Failing to Store Spirit and Nourish the Mind
People generally face a high-intensity work rhythm, and long-term mental tension can easily lead to "deficiency of heart yin." TCM believes that "the heart stores spirit." Insufficient heart yin leads to malnourishment of the mind, manifested as mental lassitude and difficulty concentrating during the day, as shown in the following picture depicting mental lassitude:
At night, they have difficulty falling asleep, dreaminess and easy to wake up, and even experience anxiety, as shown in the following picture depicting insomnia and anxiety:
Many people rely on caffeine to stay awake, not knowing that this will further consume heart yin, forming a vicious cycle and making the heart's "mental regulation" function increasingly weak.
Limb Edema and Pale Complexion: Manifestations of Insufficient Heart Blood and Poor Nourishment
Some people, due to lack of exercise, have poor blood return, leading to lower limb edema — swelling of the ankles in the evening, with obvious indentation when pressed, as shown in the following picture depicting lower limb edema:
The complexion appears pale and bloodless, with pale purple lips, as shown in the following picture depicting pale complexion and pale purple lips:
This is exactly the external manifestation of "heart blood deficiency" in TCM. The heart governs blood vessels. Insufficient heart blood cannot fully nourish the limbs, bones, and facial skin. In addition, "qi stagnation" caused by prolonged sitting hinders water and dampness metabolism, leading to edema and complexion problems.
Blood Pressure Fluctuations and Dizziness: Warnings of Impaired Heart Vessels and Abnormal Blood Pressure Regulation
A high-salt diet is a common dietary feature, which can easily cause "water and sodium retention," increase the burden on the heart, and lead to blood pressure fluctuations. Many people often experience dizziness, headaches, and blurred vision, as shown in the following picture depicting dizziness and headaches:
From the perspective of TCM, this is related to "heart vessel stasis" and "liver yang hyperactivity" — the imbalance in the heart's ability to pump blood leads to abnormal blood pressure regulation, which in turn affects blood supply to the head, resulting in a series of discomforts.
Following TCM "Nourishing the Heart and Protecting Vessels" Concept, VerdantGuard Empowers Heart Health
Facing these problems caused by heart dysfunction, TCM emphasizes the conditioning principles of "nourishing heart qi, supplementing heart blood, unblocking heart vessels, and calming the mind," aiming to improve the heart's function as the "monarch organ" from the root. VerdantGuard dietary supplement oral liquid is precisely formulated based on this concept, with natural herbal essences.
The food-medicine homologous ingredients contained in the product are all classic choices in line with TCM heart-nourishing theory, regarded as good products for nourishing the heart in TCM classics, and can provide multiple aspects of care for the heart.
Through the synergistic effect of these ingredients, the product works from three dimensions: "replenishing," "unblocking," and "calming": replenishing heart qi and blood to improve mental lassitude and pale complexion; unblocking heart vessel stasis to relieve palpitations, chest tightness, and blood pressure fluctuations; calming the mind to improve sleep quality and emotional state. It is like a "TCM conditioner" suitable for people's constitutions, following the body's natural laws to help the heart restore its normal functions of "governing blood vessels and storing spirit," thereby improving various problems caused by poor heart function.
For people accustomed to a fast-paced life, nourishing the heart needs to be integrated into daily life. Choose a conditioning method that follows TCM wisdom, let VerdantGuard be your heart health partner, protect the "monarch organ" from the inside out, and radiate physical and mental vitality.
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