Yin-Yang balance restoration

“Yin-Yang balance restoration” is not the name of any known molecule, protein, receptor, enzyme, transporter, or other canonical therapeutic target. Instead, it refers to an ancient philosophical and medical principle from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) describing the dynamic equilibrium between two complementary forces—yin and yang—that are believed to govern health and disease[1][2][3][4]. In TCM theory, illness arises when this balance is disturbed; treatments such as acupuncture or herbal remedies aim to restore harmony between these forces[5]. However, “yin-yang balance” does not correspond to any specific biological entity at the molecular level. It serves as a holistic metaphor for homeostasis rather than an actionable drug target recognized by modern biomedical research. In summary: “Yin-Yang balance restoration” is not a valid therapeutic target but rather a conceptual framework from TCM. There is no corresponding molecule/receptor/protein/enzyme/transporter that can be targeted pharmacologically under this name.

Other names

Yin-Yang balanceYin and Yang restorationBalance of yin and yang

Not applicable (conceptual framework rather than a molecular target)