Why do women often get angry?

Getting angry usually occurs in the summer. Most men are more likely to get angry than women because men have stronger masculine energy in their bodies. This makes it easier to get angry due to the weather. In the northeast of my country, most people sleep on a heated kang in winter. If the temperature of the kang is too high, it can also cause getting angry. So what is the reason why women often get angry?

The reason why women often get angry

"Getting angry" is a theory of traditional Chinese medicine, while Western medicine believes that this statement is too general. Fang Zhouzi, a popular science writer, believes that "an important reason why Chinese people are prone to 'getting angry' is that the vast majority of Chinese people do not pay attention to oral and dental hygiene, and do not have the habit of seeing a dentist regularly. The incidence of diseases such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and dental caries is extremely high, so eating foods that are high in sugar and fat and are easily used by bacteria can easily cause 'getting angry'. Americans who pay attention to dental protection have never heard of this."

Getting angry has a deeper meaning, which refers to some broad symptoms of getting angry. For example, stomach fire can cause stomach pain, dry stool, bad breath, etc. Lung fire can cause hemoptysis, cough, yellow sputum, etc. Liver fire can cause some irritability, insomnia, and breast pain in women. Heart fire can cause palpitations, insomnia, and irritability.

There is fire in the human body. If there is no fire, life will stop. This is the so-called fire of life. Of course, the fire should also be kept within a certain range. For example, body temperature should be around 37 degrees. If the fire is too high, people will feel uncomfortable, and there will be many specific manifestations such as redness, swelling, heat, pain, and irritability.

In a sense, there is life with fire and death without fire. Normally speaking, fire is necessary within a certain range, and fire beyond the normal range is evil fire. Abnormal fire is divided into false fire and real fire. The yin and yang of a normal human body are balanced. For real fire, the yin is normal but the yang is too high, which appears as real fire. In another situation, the Yang is normal but the Yin is insufficient, which makes the Yang appear too strong, thus appearing as false fire.

According to TCM theory, all the internal organs have yin and yang energy. If the yin and yang are out of balance, there will be a rise in the so-called yang fire or false fire. The specific situation depends on individual circumstances.