Does anyone know that eating glutinous rice and fried yellow sugar will get angry?

"Getting angry" is a folk saying, also known as "hot air", which can be explained theoretically in TCM and belongs to the category of heat syndrome in TCM. Chinese medicine believes that the imbalance of yin and yang in the human body and the vigorous internal fire will lead to excessive internal fire. Therefore, the so-called "fire" describes some symptoms of internal heat, and getting angry is also an internal heat syndrome after yin-yang imbalance. The specific symptoms are red eyes, oral erosion, yellow urine, toothache and sore throat. "Getting angry" is more likely to happen in dry and hot weather.

It is generally believed that "fire" can be divided into two types: real fire and virtual fire, and the common types of "getting angry" in clinic are "heart fire" and "liver fire". The solution is "removing fire", that is, the method of clearing away heat and purging fire in traditional Chinese medicine, which can take drugs that nourish yin and clear heat, detoxify and reduce swelling, and can also be used in acupuncture, cupping, massage and massage in traditional Chinese medicine. Usually, we should pay attention to the combination of work and rest, and eat less hot food such as spicy fried food.

There are two kinds: virtual and real. Deficiency fire is characterized by low fever, night sweats, upset and dry mouth. Excess fire is characterized by repeated oral ulcers, swollen gums, dry mouth, short and red urine, and irritability.

The main manifestations are dry cough with little phlegm, bloody sputum, sore throat and hoarseness, hot flashes and night sweats.

It is often said that some excitable people are "angry". In fact, the constitution commonly known as "liver fire" also has the following symptoms: dry mouth, bitter taste, bad breath, headache, dizziness, dry eyes, unstable sleep, sultry body and thick tongue coating.

The main manifestations are dizziness, tinnitus and deafness, toothache, restless sleep, feverish five nerves, emaciation, lumbago and leg pain, etc.