TCM Yang Deficiency Treatment
Restore warmth, energy, and vitality naturally with safe and effective TCM treatments for Yang Deficiency
First Consult from $50 (Subsequently $30)
Treatments from $60 per session
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Yang energy (阳气) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) represents warmth, vitality, and activity within the body. It drives circulation, metabolism, and the body’s ability to stay energised. When Yang becomes deficient, the body lacks warmth and vitality, leading to feelings of coldness, fatigue, and reduced function in key organs such as the kidneys, spleen, and heart.
At Regis Wellness TCM Clinic, we provide personalised TCM Yang Deficiency treatments in Singapore that focus on restoring warmth, improving circulation, and strengthening your body’s natural energy reserves for long term health.
Understanding Yang Deficiency in TCM
In TCM, Yang is the counterpart of Yin. While Yin nourishes and cools the body, Yang warms and drives function. A deficiency in Yang means the body cannot generate enough warmth, leading to sluggishness and poor circulation.
Common causes of Yang Deficiency include:
- Chronic stress and overwork that deplete energy
- Ageing, particularly in men and women over 40
- Prolonged exposure to cold or damp environments
- Poor diet, especially excess raw, cold, or greasy foods
- Long term illness or chronic fatigue conditions
Common Symptoms of Yang Deficiency
Patients with Yang Deficiency often experience:
- Cold hands and feet
- Fatigue, low energy, and lethargy
- Lower back and knee weakness
- Frequent urination, especially at night
- Water retention or puffiness
- Digestive issues such as bloating or diarrhoea after cold foods
- Low libido or reproductive issues
- Pale complexion and a weak pulse
- Aversion to cold environments
TCM Treatments for Yang Deficiency
Our experienced physicians at Regis Wellness assess each patient’s body constitution to design targeted Yang nourishing therapies that help restore vitality and balance.
Acupuncture - Stimulates Yang energy, strengthens organ function, and improves circulation throughout the body.
Herbal Medicine - Customised formulas with warming herbs such as 肉桂，巴戟天 and 菟丝子.
Moxibustion - A key therapy for Yang Deficiency, moxa heat stimulates acupoints, warms meridians, improves circulation, and strengthens Yang energy.
Cupping & Gua Sha - Used to dispel cold and dampness, improve blood flow, and reduce tension caused by stagnation.
Lifestyle & Diet Guidance - Advice on avoiding raw and cold foods while incorporating Yang supporting foods like lamb, walnuts, and warming spices. Lifestyle practices such as adequate rest, gentle exercise, and keeping the body warm are also recommended.
Yang Deficiency in Singapore
In Singapore, many patients experience Yang Deficiency due to air conditioned environments, sedentary work lifestyles, and dietary habits heavy in cold drinks, raw foods, or sweetened beverages. Combined with stress and long working hours, this can weaken the body’s Yang energy, particularly in older adults or those recovering from illness. TCM offers a safe and effective approach to restoring warmth, resilience, and vitality naturally.
Benefits of TCM for Yang Deficiency
- Restores warmth and improves circulation
- Boosts energy and reduces fatigue
- Strengthens kidney and digestive functions
- Supports fertility and reproductive health
- Reduces frequent urination and water retention
- Enhances mood and overall vitality
- Promotes long term resilience and immune health
Meet Our Physicians
Amanda Chua
Lead TCM Physician
Bachelor of Medicine, Chinese Medicine (Beijing University of Chinese Medicine)
Bachelor of Science (Hons), Biomedical Sciences (NTU)
M.Med, Combination of TCM and Western Medicine (Clinical) (Liaoning University of Chinese Medicine)
Languages Spoken: English, 中文
Special Interest: Pain Management, Fertility, General Wellness (Sleep & Gastro Disorders, Post-COVID Conditions)
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Regis Wellness Katong
437 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427650
Near Marine Parade MRT
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- Cold hands and feet
- Fatigue, low energy, and sluggishness
- Lower back and knee weakness
- Frequent urination, especially at night
- Water retention or puffiness
- Digestive issues like bloating or diarrhoea after cold foods
- Low libido or fertility problems
- Pale complexion and a weak pulse
- Aversion to cold environments
- Chronic stress and overwork
- Ageing, especially after 40
- Prolonged exposure to cold or damp environments
- Poor diet, especially excess raw, cold, or greasy foods
- Chronic illness or long-term fatigue
- Acupuncture – strengthens organ function and boosts circulation
- Herbal medicine – warming herbs to replenish Yang energy
- Moxibustion – heat therapy to warm meridians and restore vitality
- Cupping & Gua Sha – dispels cold/dampness and improves blood flow
- Lifestyle & diet guidance – avoid cold/raw foods, include warming foods (e.g. lamb, walnuts, ginger)
- Mild Yang Deficiency – patients may feel warmer and more energised within a few sessions
- Chronic or long-term deficiency – gradual improvements over weeks to months with consistent treatment
- Older adults (over 40)
- Individuals who spend long hours in air-conditioned environments
- Those with sedentary lifestyles and high stress
- People who consume lots of cold drinks, raw foods, or sweetened beverages
- Patients recovering from chronic illness or prolonged fatigue
- Lamb, beef, chicken
- Walnuts and chestnuts
- Warming spices (ginger, cinnamon, cloves)
- Cooked vegetables and soups rather than raw salads