Those with allergies suffer many unpleasant symptoms. Luckily, Chinese medicine offers effective relief for allergic rhinitis, including nasty symptoms like itchy, red, watery ...

February 16th begins the Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival. We leave behind the Year of ...

1) Reduce Stress – This is a winter that could stress anyone and we all know that stress has ...

I’ve always loved to travel. Each trip reminds me that there are so many different perceptions, ideas, and customs ...

Spring is the time to start something new..

Valentine's Day is coming soon! Flower vendors, candy manufacturers and jewelry stores are all bombarding us with ideas about ...

Hard work and planning create the path to success in this Chinese New Year; don't count on lucky ...

Today's post is to help you get ready for the new year and maximize your potential for good ...

Here are 3 suggestions, if followed will hopefully increase your good fortune in the New Year

While Chinese Medicine is well known for pain relief, there is so much more it can do.

Be impressed with your tongue; it is pretty amazing!

There are different types of anxiety.

Summer is the season of the year that is most yang. High yang means heat, maximum activity, and ...

Vulvodynia is defined as chronic pain of the external female genitalia.

Your practitioner's intention is to encourage the flow of qi, rebalance energy and of course, help you to ...

Goji berries, Raspberries and Cherries are Kidney friendly foods according to Traditional Chinese Medicine.

This year will produce more communication, more romance, emotional outbursts, high enthusiasm and impulsivity.

Next weekend is the Chinese New Year...get prepared!

"The only really valuable thing is intuition."—Albert Einstein

Here's some great tips on how to avoid and treat the common cold as well as other respiratory ...

Acupuncture and Chinese herbs boost your immunity

It's national eat a cranberry day!

An apple a day keeps the doctor away..

Chinese medicine is rooted in the belief that we are deeply connected to our environment.

In China, they do not celebrate Halloween but they do have a festival for the hungry ghost.

Keep these in mind next time you go to the store.

Sour, astringent foods like lemon and lime is good during fall.