Nutrition
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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.
Chronic Recurrent UTI in Chinese Medicine
Why recurrent UTI keeps returning in Chinese medicine terms: damp-heat in the Bladder sitting on cold, depleted Spleen and Kidney yang, and how care works alongside medical treatment.
IVF Support: Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs
Why IVF support starts three months early, how Chinese medicine reads each phase of the cycle, and when herbs stop while acupuncture continues alongside your reproductive endocrinologist.
Recurrent Pregnancy Loss in Chinese Medicine
How Chinese medicine reads recurrent pregnancy loss through Kidney, Qi and Blood, and Blood Heat patterns, and why the three months before trying again matter most.
Endometriosis and Chinese medicine
How Chinese medicine treats endometriosis through Blood Stasis, Cold, and Liver Qi patterns — acupuncture, Gui Zhi Fu Ling Wan, and integrative care in San Diego.
The sour flavor in Chinese dietary therapy
You've probably noticed that certain foods carry a sour note — a pickled vegetable, a dried plum, the tartness of a fermented tea. In Chinese dietary therapy, sour gathers.
Diminished Ovarian Reserve and Low AMH
A low AMH number can feel like a verdict. Chinese medicine reads diminished ovarian reserve through Kidney Jing and works on the terrain over the 90-day window of egg maturation.
Cataracts and Chinese Medicine
For most people, cataracts begin quietly. A slight haziness, a glare from headlights, a blur that glasses don't quite fix. Here is how Chinese medicine reads the early window before surgery.
Formulas here illustrate how pattern diagnosis shapes treatment. They are not recommendations; a practitioner selects and adjusts formulas for the individual.