Kidney yang foods sound good don’t they? Giving you oomph, mojo, get-up-and-go! But just like a baby, it starts with Mum – yin energy!
Lung Phlegm with both Lung and Spleen deficiency often happens because of bad habits, posture, food, smoking and stress.
Spleen Damp Cold is a syndrome is Chinese medicine which afflicts many people in damp cold countries and environments. And not that difficult to acquire, either.
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Almost everyone thinks they have Stomach and Spleen deficiency sooner or later. They’re probably right what with diet, worry, work and the environment!
Troubled by Snoring? Here’s what Chinese Medicine thinks about it, both as to background theory and practical steps as to what to do!
In Chinese Medicine Spleen function takes what comes from the Stomach, and transforms it into Blood, fluids and Energy (‘Qi’), then transports these round the body.
Understanding ‘Damp’ in Chinese Medicine helps you overcome many nasty symptoms and then improve your life overall.
Kidney yang foods sound good don’t they? Giving you oomph, mojo, get-up-and-go! But just like a baby, it starts with Mum – yin energy!
Lung Phlegm with both Lung and Spleen deficiency often happens because of bad habits, posture, food, smoking and stress.
Spleen Damp Cold is a syndrome is Chinese medicine which afflicts many people in damp cold countries and environments. And not that difficult to acquire, either.
Spleen yang is what your body uses to absorb food and give you energy and healthy blood. When weak, you get distension, no appetite and tired.
Almost everyone thinks they have Stomach and Spleen deficiency sooner or later. They’re probably right what with diet, worry, work and the environment!
Troubled by Snoring? Here’s what Chinese Medicine thinks about it, both as to background theory and practical steps as to what to do!
In Chinese Medicine Spleen function takes what comes from the Stomach, and transforms it into Blood, fluids and Energy (‘Qi’), then transports these round the body.
Understanding ‘Damp’ in Chinese Medicine helps you overcome many nasty symptoms and then improve your life overall.
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