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One of Chinese medicine’s most revered blood tonics, Dang Gui is a cornerstone of gynecological treatment and beyond. Historical Significance The name Dang Gui (当归), often translated as “should return,” has long been associated wi … read more

Fertility, Rhythm, and Chinese Medicine: Understanding the Menstrual Cycle in Four Phases When it comes to fertility, timing isn’t everything—but it is foundational. In both Chinese medicine and modern reproductive science, the rhythm and … read more

Spring has arrived! —and with it, allergy season for more than 25% of adults in the United States. While seasonal allergies may seem like a surface-level annoyance, they point to a deeper story about how the immune system perceives and reacts t … read more

Huang Qi (Astragalus membranaceus) is one of the most respected herbs in the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pharmacopeia. With its rich yellow root and sweet, slightly warm nature, Huang Qi has earned a reputation as a premier herb for supportin … read more

An Herb of Power and Protection Ai Ye (Artemisia vulgaris), also known as Mugwort, is revered in both Eastern and Western herbal traditions for its profound healing and protective properties. In Chinese Medicine, it plays a crucial role in moxibustio … read more

Rethinking Menopause Treatment in TCM: Why You Should Start with the Liver As acupuncturists, we are taught to stay adaptable, to look for the root, treat the pattern, and avoid rigid thinking. However, it’s easy to fall into the trap of formul … read more