MENTAL MODEL · M1271

Deficiency Evil and Thieving Wind

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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30

CORE DEFINITION

Abnormal qi of the four seasons (e.g., cold snaps in spring). They are like thieves, specifically targeting the body when it is weak (avoid them timely) to invade.

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Defense strategy. Viruses (thieving wind) are everywhere; why do you get sick? Because you are deficient. Avoid wind as you would avoid arrows. When the body is fatigued, sweating, or during menstruation, guard against wind as you would guard against thieves.

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In traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to pathogenic external evils (thieving wind, abnormal qi) that invade when the body is weak, emphasizing that where evil gathers, qi must be deficient—weakness invites evil.

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Health preservation emphasizes avoiding deficiency evil and thieving wind: protect righteous qi, avoid facing wind and pestilence. Distinguish the primary and secondary of external evil and internal deficiency.

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