Dampness in Traditional Chinese: How Can a Person Be Damp?
by Eileen Mannion, Acupuncturist LicAc. |
Dampness, in Traditional Chinese Medicine terms, is a phrase that an acupuncturist...
Foods to Remove Dampness in the Body
by Julie Shillabeer, R.Ac. |
For the next seven postings, we are going to look at food recommendations for your...
Supporting Lingering Coughs, Phlegm, and Dampness: A Chinese Medicine Approach
by DAO Labs |
Like many health and wellness conditions, Traditional Chinese Medicine theory prov...
Balance Your Digestive Yin and Yang With This Braised Stew
by Travis Metzger |
A wintry combination of beef and oysters to dazzle your taste buds, warm your dige...
5 Ways to Use Bao He Wan to Support the Digestive System
by Dr. Eric Karchmer, PhD, MD (China), LAc |
Bao He Wan is a great "medicine cabinet" formula due to its effectiveness when dig...
Exploring the Immunity Power of Fang Feng (Siler Root) in Chinese Medicine
by Dr. Eric Karchmer, PhD, MD (China), LAc |
Fang Feng is traditionally used in Chinese Medicine to support the body’s natural...
Is Your Salad Sabotaging Your Diet? Chinese Medicine Has the Answer.
by Travis Metzger |
We often think of a cold salad as healthy - but is it? We examine some slight Chi...
Eating with the Seasons: A Recipe for the Earth Element
by Travis Metzger |
A delicious recipe for better digestion: White Bean & Parsnip Soup.
A Chinese Medicine Approach Perspective on Lower Back and Leg Discomfort
by Dr. Brent Wells, D.C. |
Sciatica is a form of nerve-related discomfort that can begin in the lower back an...