MENTAL MODEL · M1799

Internal Stirring of Liver Wind

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Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-31

CORE DEFINITION

A wind-like condition caused by internal imbalance of yin and yang (mostly liver-kidney yin deficiency with yang hyperactivity), not by external contraction. Manifested as dizziness, convulsions, tremors, and stroke.

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A forest fire generates wind. Extreme heat generates wind, or blood deficiency generates wind. Just as a forest fire causes air convection to produce strong winds. Treating stroke and Parkinson's disease, the core is to calm liver wind and nourish yin to subdue yang.

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Liver-kidney yin deficiency leads to uncontrolled yang hyperactivity, or extreme heat or blood deficiency generates wind, stirring internal wind; manifested as dizziness, tremors, convulsions, and stroke, metaphorically described as "internal heat generating wind like forest fire generating strong winds." The essence is uncontrolled fluctuations caused by internal imbalance.

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Practice this model in one real situation:

When seeing signs of "wind movement" such as dizziness, limb tremors, or convulsions, differentiate the cause as yin deficiency, extreme heat, or blood deficiency
use methods of nourishing yin to subdue yang, cooling the liver to extinguish wind, or nourishing blood to soften tendons
in daily life, nourish liver yin and control anger to prevent fire from generating wind.

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