DIETARY THERAPYChinese medicine uses food to maintain health and recover from illness. This is applied by considering the foods energetic properties and ones current condition. When used with western dietary therapy, including vitamins, and minerals desired results are achieved.
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy, Health Coaching
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category August 29, 2022 The Metal Element personality type likes planners, to-do lists, and tasks in a linear fashion. Needless to say, they are well organized and proud of it too. They are intelligent, well dressed, and often the anchor of the family. Strong and […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy, Health Coaching
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category June 20, 2022 That pointy chin. The red dress and that mischievous look in my eyes. Those are characteristics of the summer’s fire element. I love hot summer days, bitter greens, and hot sauces. My tall stature, talkative nature, and passionate personality also suggest […]
Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category May 30, 2022 Food poisoning is inevitable. Most of us have experienced it at least once in our life or have been near someone who has. It is brought on by contaminated food by bacteria, virus, parasite or other toxins. Symptoms can occur quickly, […]
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category February 27, 2022 The bad. The good. The East. The west. The magnificent almond! This nut is considered a high-grade food in Chinese medicine due to its nutritional content and the way it supports our qi (overall energy). In 2011, the almond gained in popularity […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy, Health Coaching
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category May 2, 2021 Yin and yang are used to symbolize opposites. This symbolism helps us to regain homeostasis within our internal and external environments. In Chinese medicine, yin and yang are the foundation of health and healing. YIN & YANG IN OUR DAILY LIVES […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy, Health Coaching
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category March 6, 2021 “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food.” Hippocrates Everyone struggles with their relationship with food. Choosing what to eat can be challenging, frustrating, and overwhelming. Once you begin to show signs of discomfort like constipation, hot flashes, […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category February 6, 2021 My Experience with Bitter Coffee How do you relate to the bitter flavor? Do you crave it from your coffee, love it in dark chocolate, or perhaps, need it from your Brussels sprouts? I have a love-hate relationship with the bitter […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category January 29, 2021 The pungent flavor in action The spicy or pungent flavor is a great way to get things moving internally! This flavor is meant to make your eyes water, activate your taste buds, and make you sweat. It can provide instant relief […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category January 23, 2021 Sugar has a terrible reputation. It’s been condemned by medical studies and doctors so much so that it is feared by many. This fear has caused a deficiency in humans: a deficiency of sugar or glucose. This deficiency means that your […]
Chinese Medicine Theory, Dietary Therapy
Dummy post title / Lorem Ipsum Dummy category | Second category January 16, 2021 What does the sour flavor do? The sour flavor is one of the most exceptional flavors that we have available to us. It is a flavor that cleanses and aids digestion, hydrates, provides essential minerals and helps our body to retain […]
