Decreased kidney qi, i.e. the evidence of kidney qi insufficiency, can be affected by a number of factors such as congenital factors, age, lifestyle, dietary habits, diseases and so on.
Innate factors: Chinese medicine believes that the kidneys are the foundation of the innate nature, due to the loss of nourishment in the mother’s fetus and other reasons, resulting in the existence of insufficient kidney qi at birth.
Age: the younger the function of the internal organs in a more abundant state, and with the growth of age, the function of the internal organs gradually decline, the gradual loss of kidney qi, there can be a state of kidney qi insufficiency.
Lifestyles: Bad lifestyles such as excessive sexual intercourse, frequent late nights, overwork, and long-term mental stress can deplete kidney energy and lead to kidney qi deficiency.
Dietary habits: Although the kidney is the foundation of the innate, but depends on the nourishment, the main source of nourishment is the transformation of water and grain qi, blood and essence, so the long-term nutritional intake can be caused by the lack of nourishment of the kidneys, resulting in kidney qi insufficiency.
Diseases: prolonged illness and kidney, long-term illness not cured, etc. can damage the kidney qi, resulting in damage to the kidney qi, resulting in a series of symptoms.
It is recommended that people with insufficient kidney qi should consult a doctor for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner.