Health Concept
Eastern Wisdom + Western Science
Infinitus follows the philosophy of “E (East – traditional Eastern wisdom) + W (West – modern methods and technology) → W (World – shared with the world).
Drawing from the richness of Chinese wellness culture, Infinitus offers holistic health solutions guided by a unique wellness philosophy. The brand promotes a balanced lifestyle based on the “ Four Lifestyle Guidelines”—diet, daily routine, exercise, and emotional well-being—to meet the diverse and personalized health needs of people today.
Balance Within, Wellness for Life
Infinitus’s wellness philosophy bridges ancient Chinese wisdom with modern life. Inspired by 5,000 years of Chinese health culture, it offers a practical approach to daily wellness—helping people live healthier from the inside out.
Balance Within
"Balance Within" is rooted in the Chinese concept of nourishing and strengthening one’s internal foundation. In Chinese medicine, good health begins by supporting the body’s core systems. When the foundation is strong, the body can thrive.
Wellness for Life
The ultimate value of Oriherb’s philosophy is not just in feeling better, but in building a life of balance—where health, family, and work can coexist in harmony.
The Three Adjustments
In traditional Chinese medicine, Yin and Yang represent opposing yet interconnected forces that govern life, health, and illness. The Huangdi Neijing (ancient medical text) states: "Life’s root lies in Yin and Yang; when balanced, the body thrives." This means harmony between these forces keeps you healthy—imbalance brings chaos, even illness. Balancing Yin and Yang helps you stay warm, nourished, energized, and strong.
Zheng Qi refers to the body’s ability to adapt, defend against disease, and self-heal. As The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon says: “When Zheng Qi is strong, pathogens cannot invade.” When the body lacks vital energy, we are more prone to illness. Strengthening Zheng Qi helps reduce illness, speed recovery, and improve resilience.
In Chinese medicine, the organs (zang-fu) each play a role in maintaining life. When they work together in harmony, the body functions optimally. If even one is out of balance, health may deteriorate. The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon teaches: “The five organs are the guardians of life.” Regulating and coordinating organ function is key to long-term wellness.
The Four Lifestyle Guidelines
Balanced Diet
Eat in moderation, choose seasonal and balanced meals, and avoid overeating or extremes in temperature and quantity. Key principles: proper structure, regular timing, and warm, nourishing foods.
Consistent Routine
Live in harmony with nature’s rhythms. Get adequate sleep, balance work and rest, and follow a stable daily routine. Key principles: quality sleep, healthy pace, and regular lifestyle habits.
Moderate Exercise
Stay active with exercises suited to your body. Avoid overexertion and maintain consistency. Key principles: active movement, personalization, and long-term commitment.
Emotional Balance
Mental wellness is just as important as physical health. Avoid extreme emotions, cultivate positivity, build healthy relationships, and enjoy meaningful hobbies. Key principles: positive thinking, calm mindset, and emotional fulfillment.
