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Huang Qi: A Cornerstone Herb 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 … read more

Ai Ye – An Herb of Power and Protection By Frank Griffo, L.Ac. · Published March 17, 2025 Ai Ye (Artemisia vulgaris), also known as Mugwort, is revered in both Eastern and Western herbal traditions for its profound healing and protectiv … read more

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

The Heart: More than just a physical organ By Frank Griffo, L.Ac. · Published February 7, 2025  In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the heart is more than a pump circulating blood—it is the “house of Shen”, governing … read more

Our Teabags Are Plastic Free By Frank Griffo, L.Ac. · Published January 19, 2025 There has been a lot of talk in recent media about microplastics in tea bags. If you’re reading this blog looking for an answer about whether or not Griffo … read more

Sheng Di Huang (Rehmannia) – An Herb Spotlight By Frank Griffo, L.Ac. · Published January 16, 2025 Rehmannia: A Powerful Herb in Chinese Medicine Rehmannia is a potent and versatile herb that occupies a foundational role in Chinese medi … read more