How to reduce stress, pain, inflammation and all the symptoms of stagnating Qi. Get your life moving again!
Damp-Heat often comes with fever and yellow phlegm. Normally caused by infection but in some cases by the wrong foods . Often exacerbated by anger.
Coffee – Is coffee yin or yang?! Find how Chinese medicine explains who it’s good for! But also, Who Should Avoid it?
Liver Blood is vital for eyes, emotions, sleep and movement: it recovers your energy and nourishes your Mind and Soul.
The Bowen Technique is named after Tom Bowen, who invented it. It’s unlike any other therapy. Simple and Elegant, but not massage in the usual meaning.
Linda explains how intense her experiences have been. Her symptoms of cough and throat ‘stuck’ do suggest chronic qi stagnation.
Our Shen Mind is who we are – what the Chinese thought the personality was and how it behaved. Not ‘soul’ but in sense of ‘high’ or ‘low’ spirits.
Aggravations after a homoeopathic remedy (or any other treatment that works in the same way) are usually misunderstood but can reveal a strong vital force.
In classical homoeopathy, the Vital Force forms the basis for understanding how we get ill, then well. If ill, we rely on it to mend us!
Dryness is becoming more common. In some countries they are getting more heat-waves – not good for ageing populations.
How to reduce stress, pain, inflammation and all the symptoms of stagnating Qi. Get your life moving again!
Damp-Heat often comes with fever and yellow phlegm. Normally caused by infection but in some cases by the wrong foods . Often exacerbated by anger.
Coffee – Is coffee yin or yang?! Find how Chinese medicine explains who it’s good for! But also, Who Should Avoid it?
Liver Blood is vital for eyes, emotions, sleep and movement: it recovers your energy and nourishes your Mind and Soul.
The Bowen Technique is named after Tom Bowen, who invented it. It’s unlike any other therapy. Simple and Elegant, but not massage in the usual meaning.
Linda explains how intense her experiences have been. Her symptoms of cough and throat ‘stuck’ do suggest chronic qi stagnation.
Our Shen Mind is who we are – what the Chinese thought the personality was and how it behaved. Not ‘soul’ but in sense of ‘high’ or ‘low’ spirits.
Aggravations after a homoeopathic remedy (or any other treatment that works in the same way) are usually misunderstood but can reveal a strong vital force.
In classical homoeopathy, the Vital Force forms the basis for understanding how we get ill, then well. If ill, we rely on it to mend us!
Dryness is becoming more common. In some countries they are getting more heat-waves – not good for ageing populations.
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