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Dang Gui: Return to Health Published May 19, 2025 by Frank Griffo 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, often transla … read more

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Rethinking Menopause Treatment in TCM: Why You Should Start with the Liver By Frank Griffo · Published March 3, 2025 Rethinking Menopause Treatment in TCM: Why You Should Start with the Liver As acupuncturists, we are taught to stay adapta … read more