Do your hands and feet stay cold all year round, even in warm weather?
Many women visiting Health Shine TCM Bukit Jalil experience:
Cold hands & feet
Menstrual pain or dark clotty flow
Low energy, fatigue
Poor sleep, hard to wake up
Hormonal imbalance
Slow metabolism
Emotional fluctuations
This is not “poor circulation by nature.”
It is often caused by Qi–Blood Deficiency, Yang Deficiency, and Cold Stagnation.
Not enough “fire” to warm the limbs.
Cold limbs
Back soreness
Light menstruation
Fatigue
Qi = power
Blood = warmth + nourishment
If both are weak, heat cannot reach the hands & feet.
Cold blocks the vessels → the more cold you feel.
Menstrual cramps
Clots
Lower abdominal cold pain
Food cannot be converted into warmth.
Low appetite
Easily tired
Bloated
Warms the body
Improves circulation
Relieves menstrual pain
Boosts vitality
Common points: Guanyuan, Mingmen, Sanyinjiao, Qihai (based on constitution)
Common herbs: Angelica, Astragalus, Cinnamon, Rehmannia, Goji
Warms the uterus
Improves menstrual flow
Restores energy
Enhances metabolism
Warms kidney yang
Warms the uterus
Improves cold limbs
Relieves abdominal pain
Increases circulation
Clears stagnation
Makes the body feel lighter & warmer
Avoid cold drinks
Sleep before 11pm
2–3 times light exercise weekly
Choose warming foods: ginger, red dates, lamb, glutinous rice, longan
Most women feel improvement after 2–4 sessions:
Hands & feet warmer
Less menstrual pain
Better sleep
Improved metabolism
More stable mood
“Cold hands and feet are not just a circulation issue —
they reflect your hormones, internal warmth, and organ strength.
Once Qi & Blood are restored and cold is expelled,
your body naturally becomes warm again.”
— Jacinth, Registered TCM Practitioner (MOH Malaysia)
MOH-registered practitioners
10+ years experience in women’s health & constitution care
Personalized, safe & gentle treatments
Trusted across KL, Bukit Jalil & Sri Petaling
Aurora Place, Bukit Jalil
010-281 9815
For warmth, balance & wellness — choose Health Shine TCM.