Y – Definitions of Ailments

Y – Definitions of Ailments

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“A” to “Z” Therapeutic Properties & Flower Remedies

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Updated on 2/18/2009

Updated on 2/22/23

As all of you know I am done working on my Master Herbalist degree and moving on to my Doctor of Naturopath (ND). As I'm working along it seem to me that I was always looking up words to understand this foreign language, lol, so I decide to bring this to you, now all of us can understand together. 

Click on the hyper-link below to find what you are looking for (to move around this growing document or just scroll).

If you find a word that is not in this document please email the word to me at melody@melodyanns.com I will be happy to add it.

Y

–   Yang – In Chinese medicine, one of the two vital principles that must be in balance to create harmony and balance in the body.  Yang is heat, light, and dryness.  Yang organs include the spleen, , intestines, and the .

–   Yeast – A type of single—celled .  Certain types of yeast can cause , most commonly in the mouth, vagina, or gastrointestinal tract.  Common yeast infections include and .

–   Yin – In Chinese medicine, one of the two vital principles that must be in balance to create harmony and balance in the body.  Yin is cold, shadow, and moisture.  Yin organs include the , , , lungs, and bones

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