How Mint Can Lead You to Emotional Bliss
by DAO Labs |
Mint is an important ingredient in Xiao Yao San or Xiao Yao Wan, traditional Chine...
Transitioning Inwards: Embrace Autumn by Lettin...
by Carmelle LeMaistre |
7 ways to use Chinese Medicine theory for a better transition to autumn.
Viruses Don't Take Vacations
by Hannah Fries |
You’ll need more than sunscreen to enjoy the beach this year. With summer vacation...
Chinese Medicine or Antihistimines: Which Is Be...
by Hannah Fries |
Spring is my favorite time of year for oh so many reasons - wildflowers, sunshine,...
Don't Fight Your Fever, Try a Chinese Medicine ...
by Lenore Cangeloso |
Feeling hot or flushed? Sweaty? Weak and dehydrated? Warm to the touch? You might ...
Chuan Xiong to Bounce Back
by Lenore Cangeloso |
An active herb in our Bounce Back formula, Chuan Xiong can be an amazing herbal al...
Zhi Sou San for Cough & Lung Support
by Dr. Eric Karchmer, PhD, MD (China), LAc |
Breathe Clear is the DAO Labs formula for cough relief based on the classic Chine...
Yu Ping Feng San: A Closer Look at the Research
by Dr. Eric Karchmer, PhD, MD (China), LAc |
Yu Ping Feng San, first mentioned in The Teachings of Zhu Dan-Xi (Dan Xi Xin Fa) i...
What Is "Wind" In Chinese Medicine Theory?
by Hannah Fries |
Most of us know how it feels to have our faces slapped by a strong wind, or the ee...
A Two-Step Approach for When You're Sick
by Dr. Eric Karchmer, PhD, MD (China), LAc |
Bounce Back and Breathe Clear are two wonderful herbal formulas that are indispens...
A Chinese Medicine Approach to Sciatica
by Dr. Brent Wells, D.C. |
Sciatica can often feel like a deep pain that starts in your low back or buttocks ...
Fang Feng (Siler Root): The Third Herb in Immun...
by DAO Labs |
Fang Feng enhances the ability of our bodies to fight against airborne pathogens ...