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Sounds as sweet as it is effective. Historical Significance Jin Yin Hua, Lonicera japonica, has long been cherished for its ability to “clear heat and relieve toxicity.” Its name, meaning “gold and silver flower,” is thought … read more

Our Hawthorn Hibiscus Tea is more than just a beautiful crimson infusion—it’s a carefully balanced blend of herbs traditionally used to support cardiovascular health, circulation, and digestion. With its vibrant color, tart citrusy tang, … read more

Managing Summer Heat with Chinese Medicine: A Clinical Guide for Acupuncturists As the season shifts into the height of summer, patients frequently present with symptoms linked to heat and its associated patterns. This article explores the common … read more

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 translat … 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 a … 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 … read more