Braised Red Cabbage
Red cabbage braised takes a few minutes to prepare and benefits Blood and digestion – your microbiome. Helps clear Damp-Heat too.
Red cabbage braised takes a few minutes to prepare and benefits Blood and digestion – your microbiome. Helps clear Damp-Heat too.
Preeclampsia leads to stroke or heart disease in some children and teenagers. How does Chinese medicine explain this?
Aggressive Energy (AE) is a diagnosis and treatment used in Five Element acupuncture. It can obstruct success of otherwise good treatments.
Too much food with the Salty taste in Chinese medicine will make you ill. But you need some! Which foods do they mean?
The spicy taste in Chinese medicine adds lightness and energy to your diet, helping your lungs work better. You need some, but not too much!
Foods classified as having a sweet taste in Chinese medicine are vital for health. But too little or too much ‘sweet’ food leads to disease.
Diagnose atrial fibrillation with Chinese medicine. Too much or too little yang and sometimes yin or blood deficiency.
In War and Peace, Yin and Yang offer insight. Not that you’ll always like what it tells you. But it may help you define priorities.
Red cabbage braised takes a few minutes to prepare and benefits Blood and digestion – your microbiome. Helps clear Damp-Heat too.
Preeclampsia leads to stroke or heart disease in some children and teenagers. How does Chinese medicine explain this?
Aggressive Energy (AE) is a diagnosis and treatment used in Five Element acupuncture. It can obstruct success of otherwise good treatments.
Too much food with the Salty taste in Chinese medicine will make you ill. But you need some! Which foods do they mean?
The spicy taste in Chinese medicine adds lightness and energy to your diet, helping your lungs work better. You need some, but not too much!
Foods classified as having a sweet taste in Chinese medicine are vital for health. But too little or too much ‘sweet’ food leads to disease.
Diagnose atrial fibrillation with Chinese medicine. Too much or too little yang and sometimes yin or blood deficiency.
In War and Peace, Yin and Yang offer insight. Not that you’ll always like what it tells you. But it may help you define priorities.
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