Space exploration presents numerous health challenges for astronauts, including motion sickness, muscle atrophy, immune suppression, and psychological stress. This article proposes that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers a holistic framework to complement conventional aerospace medicine protocols. Interpreted through TCM, spaceflight conditions like microgravity and operational stress are seen as disruptions to the smooth flow of qi and blood, leading to organ imbalances. These imbalances include Qi and Blood Stagnation (due to fluid shifts), Liver Qi Stagnation (from stress and confinement affecting the shen), and Kidney Essence Depletion (from radiation and long missions impacting constitutional strength). TCM interventions can address these root causes: Earth-based studies support the use of auricular acupuncture for reducing nausea and improving vestibular adaptation (critical for motion sickness). Body acupuncture points like ST 36 and SP 6 can help maintain muscle tone and circulation. The article outlines practical protocols, such as strengthening zheng qi pre-flight, and using acupressure or auricular seeds in-flight for acute symptoms like anxiety. The integration of TCM, especially through the development of portable, self-administered kits, offers a time-tested, non-pharmaceutical approach to supporting human resilience and performance in the extreme environment of space.