Teresa Zhang
Teresa Zhang is a reporter based in Hong Kong. She has written on health topics for The Epoch Times Hong Kong since 2017, mainly focusing on Traditional Chinese Medicine. She also reports on current affairs related Hong Kong and China. Contact her at [email protected]
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Daily Practice of Ancient Eye Care Exercises Reversed One Patient’s Cataracts in 6 Months
Medicinal herbs, daily eye exercises, and massage techniques may improve vision.
COVID-Induced Brain Fog Linked to Evident Blood-Brain Barrier Disruption–Study
A compromised blood brain barrier allows harmful substances to enter the brain causing disorders of the central nervous system including brain fog.
Chinese Family Given Compensation After Mother Dies After Unnecessary Surgery Removes Organs
Hospital’s dubious practices revealed in elderly patient’s misdiagnosis.
Fasting May Help Improve High Blood Sugar-Induced Blood Vessel Damage
High blood sugar can lead to a multitude of diseases and health problems, including dysfunction of mitochondria in endothelial cells—the cell’s powerhouses.
Miraculous Recovery—How One Man Defied a Two-Month Cancer Prognosis
Diagnosed with a rare form of potentially fatal cancer, Simon Huang was calmly awaiting death when he discovered a practice that led to a full recovery.
Exploring the Cognitive Benefits of Uncaria Rhynchophylla in Dementia Treatment
Recent research has shown the potential benefits of extracts from the Chinese herb Uncaria rhynchophylla in treating Alzheimer’s disease.
A 70-Year-Old Woman’s Journey in Overcoming Late-Stage Rectal Cancer
Over three decades after her diagnosis, at the age of 70, not only has she survived, but her health has also improved beyond her pre-cancer state.
Addressing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease: The Potential of Korean Herbal Medicine in Cleansing the Lung
In traditional Chinese and Korean medicine natural substances are considered to be like food—they harness the power of the immune system.
Acupressure, Herbs, and 5 Foods to Improve Brain Health for Seniors
Food, herbs, and acupressure can be used as a first line of defense against age related dementia.
