Jessica Lee
Author
Jessica is a Hong Kong-based reporter for The Epoch Times, mainly focusing on Integrative Medicine.
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What Fear Can Do to Your Kidneys?
A teen’s unexplained urinary symptoms reveal how emotional shock can disrupt the nervous system.
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Liver Regulates the Flow of Qi‚ and How Anger Could Disrupt Its Flow
Beyond regulating blood and energy flow, the liver in traditional Chinese Medicine also governs the emotion of anger.
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How Grief Can Affect Your Lungs
In traditional Chinese medicine, the lungs govern both respiration and emotion, and can thus be injured by excessive grief.
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Your Hair Isn’t Just Falling Out–It’s Signaling Something Deeper
A closer look at how body constitution, emotional strain, and subtle inflammatory patterns influence scalp health–and the natural therapies that may help.
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How Overthinking Can Make You Ill
Excessive thinking can injure the spleen, a functional system responsible for both digestion and thinking.
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The Heart: The Monarch Organ That Governs Joy and Ways to Nourish It
The heart is more than a blood-pumping organ; it also governs the mind.
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Understanding Kidney Deficiency: Symptoms and Ways to Improve It
In traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney extends beyond the physical organ and refers to a broader energy system responsible for an array of functions.
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Taiwanese Doctor Expresses Concern Over China’s Organ Industry
A doctor said an order allegedly given from a hospital to a Chinese medical student is troubling.
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How to Nourish Radiant Skin From Within With 6 Key Nutrients
Expert tips on skin-friendly nutrients, everyday eating habits, and an easy homemade juice to support healthy, radiant skin.
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What Fear Can Do to Your Kidneys?
A teen’s unexplained urinary symptoms reveal how emotional shock can disrupt the nervous system.
|
Liver Regulates the Flow of Qi‚ and How Anger Could Disrupt Its Flow
Beyond regulating blood and energy flow, the liver in traditional Chinese Medicine also governs the emotion of anger.
|
How Grief Can Affect Your Lungs
In traditional Chinese medicine, the lungs govern both respiration and emotion, and can thus be injured by excessive grief.
|
Your Hair Isn’t Just Falling Out–It’s Signaling Something Deeper
A closer look at how body constitution, emotional strain, and subtle inflammatory patterns influence scalp health–and the natural therapies that may help.
|
How Overthinking Can Make You Ill
Excessive thinking can injure the spleen, a functional system responsible for both digestion and thinking.
|
The Heart: The Monarch Organ That Governs Joy and Ways to Nourish It
The heart is more than a blood-pumping organ; it also governs the mind.
|
Understanding Kidney Deficiency: Symptoms and Ways to Improve It
In traditional Chinese medicine, the kidney extends beyond the physical organ and refers to a broader energy system responsible for an array of functions.
|
Taiwanese Doctor Expresses Concern Over China’s Organ Industry
A doctor said an order allegedly given from a hospital to a Chinese medical student is troubling.
|
How to Nourish Radiant Skin From Within With 6 Key Nutrients
Expert tips on skin-friendly nutrients, everyday eating habits, and an easy homemade juice to support healthy, radiant skin.
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