Blood stasis resolution via channel warming and blood nourishment

The described concept refers to a category of TCM therapeutic principles combining methods to "resolve blood stasis" (i.e., treat stagnant/disrupted blood flow, often interpreted as hypercoagulability or thrombosis in modern biomedical terms), "warm the channels" (alleviating cold-induced stasis, generally interpreted as improving circulation and vascular function), and "nourish the blood" (supporting hematopoiesis and recovery after blood loss or deficiency). This is implemented by compound herbal prescriptions, not by a single molecule or receptor, and addresses syndromes seen in cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, and chronic inflammatory disorders. There is no molecular target, enzyme, or receptor in conventional medical science directly corresponding to this term; it is a complex composite of multiple potential mechanisms and herbal constituents, not a discrete biological entity[2][3][5][1].

Other names

Blood stasis resolutionChannel warmingBlood nourishmentActivating blood circulation and removing blood stasis (PBCRBS)Invigorating blood

Promotion of blood circulation. Anti-coagulation. Anti-inflammation. Inhibition of thrombosis. Endothelial stabilization. Improvement of microcirculation.