There are two types of "fire" in the body

When we look at Chinese medicine, we sometimes hear Chinese experts say that there is "fire." Some people may have to ask for a bottom. What does "fire" mean in the end? No matter what kind of "fire", we must promptly extinguish the fire. Let's take a look at the specifics below.

First, toxins in the body can easily get on the fire

Harmful products that accumulate in the body can be exogenous or endogenous. Exogenous toxins include: adverse additives, foods contaminated by environmental hormones, pesticide residues, hormone catabolism, and the like. Chinese medicine called it "cult poison". Endogenous toxin refers to the toxin produced by metabolism. The more vigorous the metabolism, the greater the internal heat, the deeper urine, the more waste after metabolism in the urine. The more sticky and black stinky the stool, the more toxic it will be. These toxins always accumulate and stagnate in the body. The process of accumulation of poison in the body is aging. The more toxins, the faster the aging.

Second, the “fire” born of anger

Chinese medicine says that more than enough energy is a fire. No gas, no illness, and severe illness, all refer to the internal fire caused by anxiousness and anger.

TCM experts pointed out that in addition to the above two types, yin deficiency and cold extremes may also produce "fire gas." In either case, people must “fire” in time.