
Zuo Gui Yin & Zuo Gui Wan: A Practical Guide to Nourish Kidney Yin
Have you ever struggled to choose between Zuo Gui Yin and Zuo Gui Wan for patients with kidney yin deficiency? Both formulas originate from Zhang J...
Read moreHave you ever struggled to choose between Zuo Gui Yin and Zuo Gui Wan for patients with kidney yin deficiency? Both formulas originate from Zhang J...
Read moreCoughing is a common symptom seen by TCM practitioners in clinical practice. Whether it is due to external pathogens, internal injuries, or a chron...
Read moreIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), beauty is often seen as a reflection of internal balance. Skin concerns and body composition aren’t trea...
Read moreIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), herbal formulas play a vital role in restoring balance to the body. Si Jun Zi Tang, Liu Jun Zi Tang, and Xia...
Read moreIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), imbalances caused by “phlegm-dampness” are often associated with feelings of heaviness, lack of vitality, po...
Read moreIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), women’s physiology is fundamentally rooted in blood. When qi and blood flow harmoniously, a woman’s complexi...
Read moreQian Cao is a traditional Chinese herb known for its beautifying effects. Qian Cao contains natural antioxidants, which can capture free radicals i...
Read moreSome may wonder why it matters that 95% of our herbs are grown in their Geo-Authentic or "Dao Di" regions. Health-conscious individuals are increa...
Read moreWithout a doubt, the work that has brought me the most joy in my 39 years of practice has been helping my patients to conceive and to bring healthy...
Read moreDr. David (Dehui) Wang, acupuncturist and faculty member at the Ohio State Center for Integrative Medicine, recently presented advanced techniques ...
Read moreAs proud members of the Coalition for Wildlife Protection in Traditional Chinese Medicine, our commitment to preserving endangered species and prom...
Read more