The causes of yellow heart disease can be explained according to different definitions and fields: medical field
In the medical field, yellow heart disease is a rare genetic metabolic disorder characterized by yellow staining of the heart and other organs due to lipid deposition in the body. This is mainly due to gene mutations affecting the function of fat transporters, leading to the inability of lipids to be metabolized and transported normally, and subsequently depositing in tissues such as the heart. Patients may experience cardiovascular symptoms such as palpitations, chest pain, and difficulty breathing, as well as symptoms such as anemia and hepatosplenomegaly. As the disease progresses, neurological manifestations such as cognitive impairment and delayed motor development may occur. Sports field
In the field of sports, especially archery, yellow heart disease is a psychosomatic disorder. This is because archers aim at the yellow heart in the center of the target all year round, causing visual fatigue and subconscious rejection, resulting in distorted movements and arm shaking, causing the shot to deviate from the target. The main clinical manifestation of yellow heart disease is the inability to aim at the yellow dot at the center of the archery target. Patients may experience emotions such as lack of concentration, tension, fear, anxiety, muscle tremors, and arm tremors during archery, resulting in off target or inability to complete the archery action, leading to a decline in archery skills. Severe patients with yellow heart disease may even experience anticipatory anxiety and nervousness before shooting arrows, and may not dare to take the field. Traditional Chinese Medicine field
In the field of traditional Chinese medicine, yellow heart disease may be a condition characterized by symptoms such as yellowish complexion and lack of energy. This is usually related to weak spleen and stomach, insufficient qi and blood, and other reasons. According to traditional Chinese medicine theory, yellow is the color of the spleen and stomach. If the spleen and stomach function is disrupted, it may lead to a yellowish complexion.
The causes of yellow heart disease vary depending on the field. In the medical field, it is caused by abnormal lipid metabolism due to genetic mutations; In the field of sports, it is mainly due to psychological disorders caused by prolonged visual concentration and psychological pressure; In the field of traditional Chinese medicine, it is related to dysfunction of the spleen and stomach. For yellow heart disease in different fields, different treatment methods should be adopted for intervention.