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MENTAL MODEL · M0737

Strong Fire Consumes Qi

Strong Fire Consumes Qi
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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30

CORE DEFINITION

Hyperactive, pathological yang qi (high fever/hyperthyroidism) excessively consumes matter and energy, leading to the decline of vital qi.

SCAFFOLDING EFFECT

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Overload warning. When feverish or extremely excited, a person may seem energetic, but in reality, it is like 'burning the fuel tank'. This strong fire is devouring life force. It is necessary to 'extinguish the fire' as soon as possible to preserve qi.

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Hyperactive pathological yang heat (high fever/hyperthyroidism/overwork) accelerates the consumption of essential substances and vital qi, presenting a state of 'high fuel consumption', seemingly energetic but actually overdrawing life force.

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