JoJo Novaes
Author
Jojo is the host of Health 1+1. Health 1+1 is the most authoritative Chinese medical and health information platform overseas. Every Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. EST on TV and online, the program covers the latest on the coronavirus, prevention, treatment, scientific research and policy, as well as cancer, chronic illness, emotional and spiritual health, immunity, health insurance, and other aspects to provide people with reliable and considerate care and help. Online: EpochTimes.com/Health TV: NTDTV.com/live
LATEST
How Essential Oils Help Fight Mold-Related Infections
Mold can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory and gut problems, and contribute to immune system disruption.
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How Drinking Too Many Iced Beverages May Harm Your Body
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) promotes dietary and herbal tea therapies to cool the body and support natural, holistic health.
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Feeling Cold and Fatigued? Signs of Yang Deficiency and How to Replenish Energy
Low yang energy may be behind your winter sluggishness. These TCM tips may help restore warmth and vitality.
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Nourishing the Kidneys, Protecting the Prostate: A TCM Approach to Beating the ‘Silent Killer’
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and healthy daily habits may help protect prostate health and improve overall well-being.
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From Sleep to Stress Relief–What Ear Massage Can Do for Your Health
TCM ear massage may ease pain, improve sleep, and support balance.
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Shielding Vision From Screen Strain: Superfoods That Nourish the Macula
Simple food choices and healthier screen habits may support lasting vision.
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Hidden Warnings: Subtle Signs of Gastrointestinal Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore
Paying attention to minor health shifts can make all the difference in catching cancer early.
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The Stress–Gut Connection: Why Anxiety Fuels Weight Gain and How to Break the Cycle
Stress disrupts digestion, gut bacteria, and weight–but modern science and traditional medicine offer ways to restore balance.
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Is Your Thyroid Overactive? A TCM Guide to Natural Relief With Ear Acupressure
This centuries-old technique may naturally soothe symptoms, regulate hormones, and restore balance.
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Protecting Children’s Vision From Early Nearsightedness
Simple treatments and daily habits give parents powerful tools to safeguard their children’s sight long term.
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How Essential Oils Help Fight Mold-Related Infections
Mold can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory and gut problems, and contribute to immune system disruption.
|
How Drinking Too Many Iced Beverages May Harm Your Body
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) promotes dietary and herbal tea therapies to cool the body and support natural, holistic health.
|
Feeling Cold and Fatigued? Signs of Yang Deficiency and How to Replenish Energy
Low yang energy may be behind your winter sluggishness. These TCM tips may help restore warmth and vitality.
|
Nourishing the Kidneys, Protecting the Prostate: A TCM Approach to Beating the ‘Silent Killer’
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and healthy daily habits may help protect prostate health and improve overall well-being.
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From Sleep to Stress Relief–What Ear Massage Can Do for Your Health
TCM ear massage may ease pain, improve sleep, and support balance.
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Shielding Vision From Screen Strain: Superfoods That Nourish the Macula
Simple food choices and healthier screen habits may support lasting vision.
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Hidden Warnings: Subtle Signs of Gastrointestinal Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore
Paying attention to minor health shifts can make all the difference in catching cancer early.
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The Stress–Gut Connection: Why Anxiety Fuels Weight Gain and How to Break the Cycle
Stress disrupts digestion, gut bacteria, and weight–but modern science and traditional medicine offer ways to restore balance.
|
Is Your Thyroid Overactive? A TCM Guide to Natural Relief With Ear Acupressure
This centuries-old technique may naturally soothe symptoms, regulate hormones, and restore balance.
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Protecting Children’s Vision From Early Nearsightedness
Simple treatments and daily habits give parents powerful tools to safeguard their children’s sight long term.
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