Resources & Education

4 Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapies for Eczema

Eczema is a common condition affecting nearly a third of people in the United States. Because there is no known cure for eczema, our goal is to pro...

Gan Mai Da Zao Tang and Supporting Emotional Balance

Modern living makes people work harder which leads to stress accumulation over time. Without means of relief and recuperation, individuals may expe...

Indigo Naturalis (Qing Dai) and Ulcerative Colitis

Learn about the benefits of indigo naturalis (qing dai) for ulcerative colitis, including where to buy pure indigo.

The Importance of Pao Zhi: Gan Cao & Mi Gan Cao

We're often asked if the different Pao Zhi processing methods make a significant difference in how each herb should be used. This question is best ...

Where to Buy Chinese Herbs Safely

Chinese herbs play a vital role in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). With TCM's increasing popularity, it's crucial for consumers and practitione...

Hey! Hay Fever is Here

by Dr. Ann Wang Spring has arrived and flowers are in full bloom, but there is a common health issue that has also begun to intensify: Hay Fever. H...

The Benefits of Xiao Yao San: A Traditional Chinese Herbal Formula

The following article is provided only as an educational resource - it is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advi...

4 Syndrome Differentiations of Chronic Atrophic Gastritis: Class Highlights from Dr. Suiping Huang

On Saturday, April 15th, The World Chinese Medicine Forum hosted the third session of the Top Experts from China: Digestive Health Series with reno...

Three Potential Benefits of Rou Cong Rong (Cistanche Herb)

Curious about Rou Cong Rong (Cistanche)? Find out how this “desert ginseng” can help boost testosterone, assist immunity, support brain health and ...

Luo Han Guo’s rapid rise as a Natural Sweetener

by Dr. Ann Wang Luo Han Guo goes by many names, including Monk Fruit, Fairy Fruit, and Momordica Fruit. Its most recognizable feature is its sweetn...

Five Differentiations of GERD: Class Highlights from Dr. Suiping Huang

On Saturday, February 11th, The World Chinese Medicine Forum hosted the first session in their Top Experts from China: Digestive Health Series with...

Rose Si Wu Tang for the Spring

By Dr. Ann Wang In Spring, wind dominates the Qi of the season and the liver dominates the qi mechanism of internal organs, so it is advisable to s...