👉 The concept of "yang:infection" is not a standard medical term, but it can be understood as a metaphorical or conceptual framework that explores the dynamic interplay between perceived health (yang) and disease (infection). In traditional Chinese medicine, yang represents the positive, active, and harmonious aspects of health, while infection symbolizes imbalance, illness, or disruption. This framework suggests that when an individual's internal balance is disturbed, whether through stress, environmental factors, or other influences, it can lead to an "infection" of disease, akin to how an external pathogen disrupts the body's equilibrium. Conversely, restoring balance and harmony (yang) can help prevent or mitigate infections, emphasizing the importance of holistic health practices in maintaining well-being. This perspective encourages a more nuanced view of health, integrating physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions.
