Cold low belly? Warm cinnamon ginger tea
Cinnamon ginger tea for cold-womb patterns
Warming cinnamon, ginger, and red-date tea for cold-womb patterns. Kitchen recipe with TCM framing, not a fertility cure.
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Bites · Everyday TCM · Women's Health · Acupoint · 1–2 minutes
Yang Chi (阳池) names a “pool of Yang.” Gentle self-press here is a classic home habit when cold-womb patterns need more Yang warmth.
In brief
Yang Chi (TE4) sits on the back of the wrist in a small depression. Circling pressure for one to two minutes, up to three times a day, is a common educational self-care habit for warming Yang, not a fertility treatment.
Point guide
Rest the hand palm-down. Use the thumb of your other hand to feel the depression on the back of the wrist between the ring- and little-finger tendons.
Press in small circles for one to two minutes while you take slow breaths. Mild ache that eases when you release is common.
Many people repeat up to three times a day. Stop if pain sharpens or the wrist feels numb.
Try today Locate TE4 once today and circle for one to two minutes while breathing slowly.
Next step
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Self-press tips are educational, not personal medical advice. Book a consult for ongoing fertility concerns, pregnancy-safe guidance, or pain that keeps returning.
FAQs
Firm enough to notice, soft enough to keep breathing. If you brace or hold your breath, ease off.
No. It is one supportive habit. Persistent cold patterns still warrant clinical assessment.
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