Ellen Wan
Author
Ellen Wan has worked for the Japanese edition of The Epoch Times since 2007.
LATEST
How Toxic Metals in Everyday Foods May Harm Your Heart
Even small, routine exposures can build up in the body over time.
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How a 70-Year-Old Woman Overcomes Chronic UTI
Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, sitz baths, and dietary and lifestyle adjustments can effectively address urinary tract infections at their root.
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2 Traditional Natural Hair Dyes That Nourish Your Scalp and May Lower Cancer Risk
Choose a natural hair dye, drink plenty of water, eat antioxidant-rich foods, and keep your scalp healthy.
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4 Tips to Ease Frequent Urination Naturally
Acupuncture stimulates neurons associated with bladder activity and reduces nocturia.
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Why You Wake Up With a Bitter Taste–and How to Fix It Naturally
TCM links bitterness in the mouth to imbalances in the liver, gallbladder, and digestion. Learn how herbs, diet, and acupressure may help restore harmony.
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When the Clock Ticks Too Early: How TCM Offers Hope for Premature Ovarian Failure
Premature ovarian failure can strike early. TCM offers a gentle, holistic path to restore balance and support fertility.
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Pumpkin Power: Boost Immunity, Regulate Blood Sugar, and Protect Eye Health
From supporting digestion to easing inflammation, pumpkin offers a simple, nourishing way to care for your health.
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Natural TCM Remedies to Smooth Wrinkles Around the Eyes and Mouth
Explore TCM massage techniques and herbal food remedies that promote smoother skin and support healthy aging.
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Breaking This Habit Can Reduce the Risk of Gastric Cancer
Recent research found that habitually sprinkling more salt on food during meals significantly increases the risk of developing gastric cancer.
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How Meditation Rewires the Brain—and Why You Can Start Today
Scientific research indicates that even brief sessions of meditation can trigger positive changes in the brain, supporting self-healing processes.
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How Toxic Metals in Everyday Foods May Harm Your Heart
Even small, routine exposures can build up in the body over time.
|
How a 70-Year-Old Woman Overcomes Chronic UTI
Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, sitz baths, and dietary and lifestyle adjustments can effectively address urinary tract infections at their root.
|
2 Traditional Natural Hair Dyes That Nourish Your Scalp and May Lower Cancer Risk
Choose a natural hair dye, drink plenty of water, eat antioxidant-rich foods, and keep your scalp healthy.
|
4 Tips to Ease Frequent Urination Naturally
Acupuncture stimulates neurons associated with bladder activity and reduces nocturia.
|
Why You Wake Up With a Bitter Taste–and How to Fix It Naturally
TCM links bitterness in the mouth to imbalances in the liver, gallbladder, and digestion. Learn how herbs, diet, and acupressure may help restore harmony.
|
When the Clock Ticks Too Early: How TCM Offers Hope for Premature Ovarian Failure
Premature ovarian failure can strike early. TCM offers a gentle, holistic path to restore balance and support fertility.
|
Pumpkin Power: Boost Immunity, Regulate Blood Sugar, and Protect Eye Health
From supporting digestion to easing inflammation, pumpkin offers a simple, nourishing way to care for your health.
|
Natural TCM Remedies to Smooth Wrinkles Around the Eyes and Mouth
Explore TCM massage techniques and herbal food remedies that promote smoother skin and support healthy aging.
|
Breaking This Habit Can Reduce the Risk of Gastric Cancer
Recent research found that habitually sprinkling more salt on food during meals significantly increases the risk of developing gastric cancer.
|
How Meditation Rewires the Brain—and Why You Can Start Today
Scientific research indicates that even brief sessions of meditation can trigger positive changes in the brain, supporting self-healing processes.
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