Fatigue
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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.
Postpartum Recovery: The Fourth Trimester
Chinese medicine treats the forty days after birth as a time to rebuild. How acupuncture, Tung points and formulas like Sheng Hua Tang support the fourth trimester.
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.
Formulas here illustrate how pattern diagnosis shapes treatment. They are not recommendations; a practitioner selects and adjusts formulas for the individual.