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!
For erection difficulty treatment, which foods and supplements help and which don’t? Here’s advice from Chinese medicine.
Erectile dysfunction means difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. Embarassing and humiliating, but Chinese medicine can help!
Heart and Kidney not communicating, with yin deficiency, can lead to potentially life-threatening consequences like internal bleeding.
Do you get phlegm after eating? Must hawk to clear throat mucus before speaking? With stuff that blocks your nose?
Phlegm-Heat has lots of green/yellow sputum and a noisy honk of a cough. If acute it comes early in a cold or ‘flu. If chronic, you probably took antibiotics for it.
Qi Stagnation Foods and Herbs may help but you need to know which to avoid too.
The bitter taste alerts us to poison, but in food, we need some of it to balance our heart and fire energies. It also keeps us regular!
How to reduce stress, pain, inflammation and all the symptoms of stagnating Qi. Get your life moving again!
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!
For erection difficulty treatment, which foods and supplements help and which don’t? Here’s advice from Chinese medicine.
Erectile dysfunction means difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. Embarassing and humiliating, but Chinese medicine can help!
Heart and Kidney not communicating, with yin deficiency, can lead to potentially life-threatening consequences like internal bleeding.
Do you get phlegm after eating? Must hawk to clear throat mucus before speaking? With stuff that blocks your nose?
Phlegm-Heat has lots of green/yellow sputum and a noisy honk of a cough. If acute it comes early in a cold or ‘flu. If chronic, you probably took antibiotics for it.
Qi Stagnation Foods and Herbs may help but you need to know which to avoid too.
The bitter taste alerts us to poison, but in food, we need some of it to balance our heart and fire energies. It also keeps us regular!
How to reduce stress, pain, inflammation and all the symptoms of stagnating Qi. Get your life moving again!
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