Internal wind suppression

"Internal wind suppression" is not a scientifically defined molecular or protein target but rather a functional concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). The term refers to the treatment principle of managing or "suppressing" internal wind, thought in TCM to cause symptoms such as tremor, convulsions, dizziness, or stroke-like presentations. No corresponding single protein, receptor, enzyme, or other standard molecular target exists. Modern pharmacology and molecular medicine do not currently use or recognize "internal wind suppression" as a molecular target. For structured biomedical information, the term should be mapped and replaced with the precise syndrome, symptom, or known target relevant to the biomedical context (e.g., voltage-gated ion channels involved in epilepsy or essential tremor). If you need information about potential molecular targets underlying "internal wind" symptoms in TCM (such as GABA-A receptor, NMDA receptor, or voltage-gated sodium channels), please specify the symptom or modern disease context.

Other names

Suppress internal windWind suppressionExpel internal wind