Resources & Education

Treasured Formulas Practitioner Handbook

Dr. Ann Wang has shared her 3rd edition formula guide for practitioners. This clinical handbook provides the principles, ingredients, and TCM acti...

Two Cases, Two Herbs

by Craig Williams One of my favorite characteristics of both Chinese medicine and acupuncture is their ability to become catalysts for deep, transf...

Roses (Mei Gui Hua) in Traditional Chinese Medicine

by Dr. Ann Wang Roses are not only a signature of love, but also is a significant ingredient with healing properties. Rose flowers or Mei Gui Hu...

Sleep as Medicine: Essential Formulas

When encountering the issue of poor sleep quality in the clinic, a diverse landscape of patters of disharmony can be present. Yet in almost all ca...

Substitutes for Wildlife-Origin Materials in TCM

Find TCM alternatives to support your patients, and to preserve our ecosystem through protection of wildlife and endangered species.

Purity & Potency: Dao Di and the Art of the Extract

HealthCMI released a class on the topic of Herbal Purity and Potency as part of their continuing education series and invited our CEO Teresa Willia...

From Farm to Pharmacy - The Story of Our Herbs

Have you ever wanted to see the farms where our herbs are grown? Now you can! Take a look into the herbal extract process with Treasure of the East!

Sustainable Farming: 8 Ways We Preserve & Protect

Many practitioners choose herbal products based on their efficacy and safety. Equally important to many, are the farming practices herbal companies...

Steps we take to provide exceptionally clean herbs - Part 1: Microbiologicals

There are many reasons to choose Treasure of the East herbs, but many discerning wellness brands buy our herbs exclusively because of the exception...

Expiration Dates vs. Manufacturing Dates

Over the past few years, many manufacturers of herbal products have shifted from printing “expiration dates” on products to printing “manufacturin...

Essential Formulas for Yin Support: Liu Wei Di Huang Wan, Zuo Gui Wan, and You Gui Wan

One of the most fundamental goals for health and longevity in TCM is nurturing and banking the Yin aspect of the body. Most of the characteristics ...