Wood and the Eyes: Vision Through the Liver
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads eye health.
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Eyes & Vision
13 filmsThe Liver opens into the eyes. How classical patterns read dry eye, the retina, the optic nerve and the visual pathway. Explore Eyes & Vision
Visual Field Defect: The Brain's Missing Piece
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads visual field defect, through patterns such as Liver Blood deficiency, Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency, and Blood stasis.
Read: Visual field defect
The Jing Reservoir and Your Eyes: A Classical Chinese Medicine View of Vision
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads eye health, through Kidney Jing deficiency.
Read: Eye health
Amblyopia and the Eye-Brain Connection: A TCM Perspective
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads amblyopia, through patterns such as Kidney Jing deficiency, Sensory Jing deficiency, and Liver-Kidney essence-blood insufficiency.
Read: Amblyopia
Double Vision Through a TCM Lens: What the Onset Story Reveals
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads double vision, through patterns such as Phlegm-Damp, Blood stasis, and Qi and Blood deficiency.
Read: Double vision
TCM View on Macular Degeneration: Jing & Vision
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads macular degeneration, through patterns such as Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency, Kidney Jing deficiency, and Spleen Qi deficiency.
Read: Macular degeneration
Night Vision in TCM: Understanding the Jueyin Pattern
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads retinitis pigmentosa, through patterns such as Kidney Jing deficiency, Jue Yin, and Jueyin blood-xu cold.
Read: Retinitis pigmentosa
TCM View: Cataracts & Kidney Essence
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads cataracts, through patterns such as Kidney Yin deficiency and Kidney Jing deficiency.
Read: Cataracts
TCM View: Diabetic Retinopathy and the Root Pattern
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads diabetic retinopathy, through patterns such as Shao Yang pivot, Yangming heat with kidney vacuity, and Shaoyang inflammatory eye disease.
Read: Diabetic retinopathy
Papilledema: When Pressure Rises to the Eyes
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads papilledema, through patterns such as Liver Yang rising, Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency, and Phlegm-Damp.
Read: Papilledema
Ocular Stroke: A Chinese Medicine Reading of Blood Stasis in the Eye
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads ocular stroke, through Blood stasis.
Read: Ocular stroke
Recurring Eye Redness and Light Sensitivity: A Liver Heat Pattern
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads uveitis, through patterns such as Liver heat, Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency, and Damp-Heat.
Read: Uveitis
Dry Eyes by Evening? What Chinese Medicine Points To
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads dry eye, through Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency.
Read: Dry eye
Fertility & Women's Health
12 filmsCycles, ovarian reserve, IVF preparation and the patterns behind them, read through Kidney, Liver and Blood. Explore Fertility & Women's Health
Fibroids: The Body's Stuck Patterns in Classical Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads uterine fibroids, through patterns such as Phlegm-Damp, Blood stasis, and Blood Stagnation.
Read: Uterine fibroids
Herbal Formulas for POI: What a New Systematic Review Examines
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads premature ovarian insufficiency.
Read: Premature ovarian insufficiency
Menopause: A Pattern, Not a Disorder — Kidney, Heart, and Liver in TCM
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads menopause, through patterns such as Liver Qi stagnation, Kidney Yin deficiency, and Kidney Yang deficiency.
Read: Menopause
TCM Patterns in Gynecologic Cancer: Blood Stasis and Cold Deficiency
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads gynecologic cancer, through patterns such as Blood stasis, Cold deficiency, and Cold-deficient uterine type.
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Recurrent Pregnancy Loss in Chinese Medicine: Securing the Fetus
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads recurrent pregnancy loss.
Read: Recurrent pregnancy loss
The 90-Day Fertility Window: Building Kidney Jing Before Conception
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads preconception health, through Kidney Jing deficiency.
Read: Preconception health
How TCM Views PCOS: Damp, Phlegm & Flow
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads PCOS, through Phlegm-Damp.
Read: PCOS
TCM Foundations for IVF Support: Sleep, Hydration, and Flow
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads IVF support and insomnia.
Read: IVF support
Luteal Phase and Kidney Yang: A Classical Medicine View
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads luteal phase, through Kidney Yang deficiency.
Read: Luteal phase
TCM Lens: Endometriosis and the Pattern of Blood Stasis
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads endometriosis, through Blood stasis.
Read: Endometriosis
Immune Infertility: Recognizing the Pattern in Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads immune infertility.
Read: Immune infertility
Low AMH and Kidney Jing: A Chinese Medicine View on Ovarian Reserve
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads diminished ovarian reserve, through Kidney Jing deficiency.
Read: Diminished ovarian reserve
The Chambers & Classical Foundations
30 filmsThe catechism of the movement: how classical Chinese medicine reads the body, from the six factors to the Zang-Fu organs. Explore The Chambers & Classical Foundations
Ten Herbal Formulas for Lung Flare-Ups: A Comparative Review
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: A Comparative Review.
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Constitutional TCM: The Person Before the Complaint
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Person Before the Complaint.
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The Girdle Vessel: Your Body’s Horizontal Belt
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Your Body’s Horizontal Belt.
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Myo-Inositol & Selenium for Thyroid Health: What The Latest Evidence Shows
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: What The Latest Evidence Shows.
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Chamber One — How classical Chinese medicine reads the body
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber One — How classical Chinese medicine reads the body.
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The Six Conformations: How Han-Dynasty Physicians Read the Body
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: How Han-Dynasty Physicians Read the Body.
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The Four Layers of Constitutional Reading
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Four Layers of Constitutional Reading.
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The Family Language of Five Elements: Mother, Child, Husband, Wife
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Mother, Child, Husband, Wife.
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Fire Scorches Metal: When Heat Dries the Lung | Five-Phase Herbal Wisdom
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: When Heat Dries the Lung, read through Fire scorching Metal.
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Huang Huang: The Constitutional Mirror for Modern Life
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Constitutional Mirror for Modern Life.
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Jin Gui Yao Lue: The Golden Cabinet's Quiet Wisdom on Fluid Balance
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Golden Cabinet's Quiet Wisdom on Fluid Balance.
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The Gentle Restraint: Why Balance Requires Boundaries
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Why Balance Requires Boundaries.
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Guohui Liu: Reading Shang Han Lun
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Reading Shang Han Lun.
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The 12 Primary Channels: TCM's Foundational Map
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: TCM's Foundational Map.
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Classical Medicine's Whole-System View of Root Patterns
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Classical Medicine's Whole-System View of Root Patterns.
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The Three Treasures: Jing, Qi, Shen in Classical Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Jing, Qi, Shen in Classical Chinese Medicine.
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The Lung — The Minister
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: The Lung — The Minister.
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The Spleen — The Granary
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: The Spleen — The Granary.
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The Heart — The Sovereign
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: The Heart — The Sovereign.
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The Liver — The General
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: The Liver — The General.
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Chamber 8 — Qi, Blood & Body Fluids
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 8 — Qi, Blood & Body Fluids.
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The Kidney — Operators with Force
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: The Kidney — Operators with Force.
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Chamber 7 — Yin & Yang
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 7 — Yin & Yang.
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Chamber 6 — The Five Phases (Wu Xing)
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 6 — The Five Phases (Wu Xing).
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Chamber 4 — Tongue Reading
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 4 — Tongue Reading.
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Chamber 3 — Pulse Diagnosis
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 3 — Pulse Diagnosis.
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Chamber 2 — The Six Factors (extended)
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 2 — The Six Factors (extended).
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Chamber 1 — How Classical Chinese Medicine Reads the Body (extended)
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 1 — How Classical Chinese Medicine Reads the Body (extended).
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Chamber 2 — The Six Factors (Wind, Cold, Heat, Damp, Dryness, Summer-Heat)
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 2 — The Six Factors (Wind, Cold, Heat, Damp, Dryness, Summer-Heat).
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Chamber 1 — How Classical Chinese Medicine Reads the Body
From the Rootworth Chambers, the catechism of classical Chinese medicine: Chamber 1 — How Classical Chinese Medicine Reads the Body.
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Herbs & Formulas
9 filmsSingle herbs and classical formulas: what each one does, which patterns it is chosen for, and where it came from. Explore Herbs & Formulas
Long Chi (Dragon Tooth): The Classical Anchor for Restless Nights
Long Chi in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from.
Read: Insomnia
Lei Wan (雷丸): The Earthy Herb of Digestive Stagnation in Classical Chinese Medicine
Lei Wan in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from.
Read: Digestion
Da Ji (大蓟): The Thistle That Cools Blood in Classical Herbal Medicine
Da Ji in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from.
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Chai Hu (柴胡): The Liver Qi Mover and the Pivot Herb
Chai Hu in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from, read through Liver Qi stagnation and Shao Yang pivot.
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Ba Zhen Tang: The Eight Treasures Formula for Qi and Blood
Ba Zhen Tang in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from, read through Qi and Blood deficiency.
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Si Jun Zi Tang: The Four Gentlemen Decoction Explained
Si Jun Zi Tang in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from.
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He Huan Pi: The Herb of Joy for an Unquiet Spirit
He Huan Pi in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from, read through Shen disturbance.
Read: Anxiety
Dang Gui: The Blood Queen's Secret
Dang Gui in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from.
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Liu Wei Di Huang Wan: The Six-Flavor Kidney Yin Tonic
Liu Wei Di Huang Wan in classical Chinese herbal medicine: what it does and where it came from, read through Kidney Yin deficiency.
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Digestion & Metabolism
2 filmsThe Spleen and Stomach as the root of post-natal Qi: energy after meals, the gut, damp and the metabolic picture. Explore Digestion & Metabolism
Spleen Qi and the Gut Microbiome: What the Huang Di Nei Jing Knew
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads gut microbiome, through Spleen Qi deficiency.
Read: Gut microbiome
The Post-Meal Crash: Spleen Qi and Digestion in Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads post-meal fatigue, through Spleen Qi deficiency.
Read: Post-meal fatigue
Mind, Mood & Sleep
7 filmsThe Shen, the Heart and the hours of the night: anxiety, restless sleep and the classical practices that settle them. Explore Mind, Mood & Sleep
Integrative Care for Elderly Insomnia: Evidence & Safety
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads insomnia.
Read: Insomnia
Heart Breath Count: A Three-Minute Classical Sit
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: A Three-Minute Classical Sit.
Read: Mind, Mood & Sleep
Heart, Breath, Count: A Classical Chinese Medicine Sitting Practice
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: A Classical Chinese Medicine Sitting Practice.
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The Organ Clock: How Liver and Lung Hours Shape Sleep
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads insomnia.
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The Shen: Where Consciousness Lives in Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Where Consciousness Lives in Chinese Medicine, read through Shen disturbance.
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The Three Spirits: Shen, Hun, and Po in Classical Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Shen, Hun, and Po in Classical Chinese Medicine, read through Shen disturbance.
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Why You Wake at 3am: The Organ Clock vs Science
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads insomnia.
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Brain & Nervous System
5 filmsInternal wind, the Sea of Marrow and the Kidney essence behind the brain, nerves and balance. Explore Brain & Nervous System
TCM View: Brain Health and Kidney Essence, the Sea of Marrow
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads dementia, through patterns such as Liver Yang rising, Kidney Jing deficiency, and Phlegm-Damp.
Read: Dementia
ALS: Recognizing the Pattern of Depletion
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads ALS, through patterns such as Liver-Kidney Yin deficiency, Kidney Jing deficiency, and Internal Wind.
Read: Brain & Nervous System
Lingering Post-Concussion Symptoms: A Classical Herbal View
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads concussion, through patterns such as Turbid fluids, Yang-xu interior cold, and Wood-rising.
Read: Concussion
TCM View: Internal Wind and Depleted Kidney Essence
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads Parkinson's, through patterns such as Kidney Jing deficiency, Phlegm-Damp, and Internal Wind.
Read: Parkinson's
Bell’s Palsy: TCM Pathways & Recovery
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads Bell's palsy, through patterns such as Wind-Cold, Qi and Blood deficiency, and Wind-Heat.
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Pain & Musculoskeletal
11 filmsWhy the same pain is read differently in different bodies: channels, cold, damp, stagnation and depletion. Explore Pain & Musculoskeletal
Sciatica: Disc Herniation or Piriformis? Two Root Causes, One Symptom
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads sciatica.
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Neck Pain: Beyond Bad Posture — The Wind-Cold Pattern
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads neck pain, through patterns such as Blood stasis, Wind-Cold, and Tai Yang.
Read: Neck pain
Why Inflammatory Pain Feels Different Every Time: Fire, Cold and Dryness
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads inflammatory pain, through patterns such as Liver Blood deficiency, Dampness, and Qi and Blood deficiency.
Read: Inflammatory pain
Fibromyalgia Through a TCM Lens: Chronic Pain and Depletion
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads fibromyalgia, through patterns such as Liver Blood deficiency, Phlegm-Damp, and Gui Zhi Tang constitution.
Read: Fibromyalgia
Feng Chi GB-20: A Self-Care Point for Head and Neck Tension
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads neck pain.
Read: Neck pain
Gout: From Acute Flare to Chronic Terrain
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads gout, through patterns such as Damp-Heat, Damp-type gout, and Mixed cold-heat with emaciation.
Read: Gout
TMJ Dysfunction: A Pattern of Stagnation
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads TMJ, through patterns such as Liver Qi stagnation, Phlegm-Damp, and Blood stasis.
Read: TMJ
Dupuytren's Cording Through a Chinese Medicine Lens: Sinew Binding
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads Dupuytren's contracture, through patterns such as Jue Yin, Sinew binding, and Cold-Water Rheum binding the sinews.
Read: Pain & Musculoskeletal
Why Heel Pain Is Read as a Sign of Deep Depletion in Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads heel pain, through patterns such as Kidney Jing deficiency, Dampness, and Cold-Damp Descending to the Heel.
Read: Heel pain
Neck Pain Referencing Down the Arm: A TCM Channel Reading
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads neck pain and cervical radiculopathy, through patterns such as Phlegm-Damp, Blood stasis, and Wind-Cold.
Read: Neck pain
Shoulder Pain and TCM Channel Theory: A Body-Literacy Guide
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads shoulder pain.
Read: Shoulder pain
Skin
3 filmsThe Lung governs the skin. Damp-heat, wind-dryness and Blood in eczema and other skin patterns. Explore Skin
The Lung, Skin, and Blood Connection in Classical Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads skin health.
Read: Skin health
Eczema: Reading Damp-Heat in TCM
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads eczema, through patterns such as Damp-Heat, Blood-Dryness, and Wind-Dryness.
Read: Eczema
Eczema Isn't Random: What Damp-Heat, Wind-Dryness, and Blood-Dryness Reveal
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads eczema, through patterns such as Damp-Heat, Blood-Dryness, and Wind-Dryness.
Read: Eczema
Hormones, Immune & Metabolic
5 filmsFlares, cycles and depletion: autoimmune, adrenal, blood-sugar and endocrine pictures read as patterns. Explore Hormones, Immune & Metabolic
PREDIMED-Plus: Diet, Coaching & Metabolic Health
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads insulin resistance.
Read: Insulin resistance
Qi Stagnation, Dampness and Insulin: Reading a New Endocrinology Review
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads insulin resistance, through patterns such as Liver Qi stagnation and Dampness.
Read: Insulin resistance
Lupus Patterns: Cycling Flares and Root Vacuity in Classical Chinese Medicine
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads lupus, through patterns such as Kidney Yang deficiency, Blood stasis, and Shao Yang pivot.
Read: Lupus
Cyclical Symptoms in TCM: Shao Yang Pivot and Kidney Yang Patterns
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads lupus, through patterns such as Kidney Yang deficiency, Blood stasis, and Shao Yang pivot.
Read: Lupus
Adaptogens and the Kidney-Adrenal Rhythm: A TCM Perspective
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads adrenal and HPA-axis stress.
Read: Adrenal and HPA-axis stress
Functional Medicine & Supplements
5 filmsLabs, nutrients and supplements placed beside the classical reading, never instead of it. Explore Functional Medicine & Supplements
Two Maps, One Patient: TCM Meets Functional Medicine
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: TCM Meets Functional Medicine.
Read: Functional Medicine & Supplements
Quercetin: The Histamine Shield in TCM Terms
A short lesson in how classical Chinese medicine reads histamine.
Read: Histamine
L-Carnitine: The Fat Transporter in Classical and Modern View
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Fat Transporter in Classical and Modern View.
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Iron: Test First, Supplement Second
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Test First, Supplement Second.
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Alpha-Lipoic Acid: The Antioxidant That Recycles Itself
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Antioxidant That Recycles Itself.
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Food, Seasons & Daily Rhythm
12 filmsEating for your constitution, living with the seasons and the organ clock.
Foods for Dry, Depleted Stomach Yin: Pear, Chinese Yam and Congee
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Pear, Chinese Yam and Congee.
Foods for Phlegm-Damp: Heavy, Sticky, Lightened
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Heavy, Sticky, Lightened, read through Phlegm-Damp.
Move by Element: Find Your Constitution's Rhythm
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Find Your Constitution's Rhythm.
The Tai Yang Guard: Why Warmth Protects You
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Why Warmth Protects You, read through Tai Yang.
Which Constitution Are You? Five Elements of Eating
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Which Constitution Are You? Five Elements of Eating.
Nourishing Heart Blood with Everyday Foods: A Classical Chinese Medicine View
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: A Classical Chinese Medicine View, read through Heart Blood deficiency.
The 24-Hour Organ Clock: Align with Your Body's Natural Rhythm
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Align with Your Body's Natural Rhythm.
Foods That Settle What Rises: Liver Yang Rising in Classical Pattern Language
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Liver Yang Rising in Classical Pattern Language, read through Liver Yang rising.
The Emotional Weather of Each Constitution: Liver, Spleen and Lungs
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Liver, Spleen and Lungs.
Living With the Seasons: A Classical Rhythm
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: A Classical Rhythm.
Damp-Heat Diet: Clearing the Middle with Classical Foods
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: Clearing the Middle with Classical Foods, read through Damp-Heat.
Lower Jiao Damp-Heat: The Classical Drainage Principle
A short lesson in classical Chinese medicine: The Classical Drainage Principle, read through Lower Jiao Damp-Heat.
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