Wind is the Head of 100 Diseases
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
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Wind pathogen is the vanguard of exogenous diseases. Cold, dampness, dryness, and heat often attach to wind to invade the human body (such as wind-cold, wind-heat). Diseases caused by wind pathogen change rapidly and wander without fixed location.
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Icebreaker. Wind is the drill bit that opens the pores, allowing the subsequent army of cold-dampness to enter. Therefore, in treating all exogenous diseases, the first step is often to 'dispel wind' (e.g., Schizonepeta, Saposhnikovia). Seal the drill bit, and everything behind is blocked.
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Wind pathogen is light and yang in nature, opening and dispersing, easily invading through the skin, hair, mouth, and nose, and is 'good at moving and changing frequently'. It often serves as a carrier for cold, dampness, heat, and dampness (wind-cold, wind-heat), thus it is the vanguard of external pathogens. Its nature is wandering, causing rapid changes in disease.
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