Modern wheat products are highly processed with large gliadin protein molecules, which can trigger gluten sensitivity. This begs the question, is TCM Gluten free?
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More people are interested in natural solutions for their health concerns…for themselves. But what about pets? Can you give Chinese herbs to them? And is there a history that supports it? Or is it...
Chicken gizzards aren’t just a delicacy worldwide, including the Deep South of the US. They also happen to be a popular Chinese medicine ingredient. Can’t stomach the thought of taking it? Your digestive and...
In China, sugar isn’t considered a harmful substance. In fact, it’s got some upsides, including acting as a medicinal treat. Explore how TCM views sugar from a holistic perspective.
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Do you want to increase your chances of living a longer, more active life — but not want to put in the hard work? The good news is that spending countless hours at the...
Being chased, falling, losing teeth, flying, showing up for a test naked…are these dreams random, or do they say something about our health? Here’s how TCM interprets dreams....
Damp Heat, Phlegm, and Fire are three key imbalances that can disrupt your health. Discover how each condition affects your body and explore effective TCM remedies to restore balance and vitality.
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The forerunner of chemistry in the West, alchemy is an ancient practice shrouded in mystery, associated with transmuting base metals into gold. But in TCM, alchemy seeks a different form of wealth: health and...
A recent research study confirms that a brand-name medicine (Tongxinluo) approved in China for angina and stroke helped heart attack patients recover. But the ingredients in it might make your skin crawl.
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Is there one person who is credited with the invention of TCM? Shennong fits the bill, although the 5,000 year-old legendary figure may have been more mythological deity than mortal man.
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