Digestion
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Metabolism and Energy in Chinese Medicine
Why some people run warm and steady while others crash after lunch: the Western picture of blood sugar, sleep and stress, and the classical picture of the Spleen, dampness and Kidney yang.
Recurring diarrhea isn't random: it's a pattern
It starts with the usual suspects: that extra cup of coffee, some suspicious takeout, maybe just one of those weather shifts where it rains for three days and your body decides to announce it.
Pediatric diarrhea: what TCM sees
If your child has been running to the bathroom for three days, it's easy to file it under “stomach bug” and wait it out. TCM reads four distinct patterns behind it.
ST-36 Zusanli: The Non-Negotiable Point
For nearly two thousand years, one point on the leg has been treated as more than a point to needle: a daily practice for preserving health. Here is why ST-36 matters.
Post-Meal Fatigue: Spleen Qi as the Bottleneck
That heavy, foggy fatigue 30-60 minutes after eating can, in TCM terms, be your Spleen-Qi system signaling that the internal fuel refinery is running low.
TCM: A Complementary Approach to Cancer Therapy
How acupuncture, herbal medicine and diet may support comfort and wellbeing alongside oncology care, always coordinated with your oncology team.
