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Illustrations from Martial Arts, Art and Medicine
[Featured Article 精选文章] Are You an Expert? Illustrations from Martial Arts, Art and Medicine Marty Eisen, Ph.D. The mastery of any discipline can be broken into three stages. This will be illustrated from Chinese Medicine, Art and Martial Arts. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Medicine, cultivation, Martial Arts
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A Reflection of Nature
[Featured Article 精选文章] A Reflection of Nature by Lilian Kluivers How can we adapt to the changing energies of the seasons? Insights from Do-In provide us with a series of simple but accurate stretchings. Following the wisdom of Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in Featured Article, Harmony with Nature
Tagged Chinese Medicine, Harmony With Nature, Lilian Kluiversm, TCM
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5-Element Medicinal Food That Doesn’t Taste Like Medicine
[Food As Medicine 食疗] Five Element Medicinal Food That Doesn’t Taste Like Medicine By Raven Cohan Do we in this junk-food jungle, find joy in calorie-laden foods that have extra grease, sugars, and actual ingredients added that can poison … Continue reading
The Divergent or Distinct Meridians (Part 2)
[Scientific Qi Exploration] Part 2: The Divergent or Distinct Meridians By Marty Eisen, Ph.D. The Third Confluence (a) Stomach Divergent Channel Departing from the Stomach Meridian on the thigh, it enters the abdomen, connects with the stomach and disperses into … Continue reading
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Tagged acupuncture, Chinese Medicine, Marty Eisen, Scientific Qi Exploration
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How to Choose Food Using Chinese Medicine principles
[Season’s Harmony] Food – It’s More Than You Think By Ellasara Kling “Traditional medicine and food share a common origin” Diet Therapy is one of the healing modalities of Chinese medicine. Diet Therapy is applied not only to alleviate ailments, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Medicine, diet, Diet medicine, Ellsara King, food
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Foods For Late Summer
[Seasonal Harmony] Foods For Late Summer by Ellsara Kling “When internal energies are able to circulate smoothly and freely, and the energy of the mind is not scattered, but is focused and concentrated, illness and disease can be avoided.” The … Continue reading
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Tagged bean sprouts, Chinese Medicine, cucumber, earth element, five element theory, hawthorne berries, honey, late summer, lime, meridian systems, mint, red dates, Spleen, stomach organ, watermelon, yellow
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How TCM Food Therapy Is Important Part of Yang Sheng
[TCM Food Therapy] How Traditional Chinese Food Therapy Is An Important Part of Yang Sheng by Helen Hu, OMD What is Yang Sheng? Yang sheng is a lifelong activity of various integrated practices both physical and nonphysical into one’s lifestyle … Continue reading
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Tagged body, Chinese Medicine, Colors, food, food therapy, Nutrition, Yang-Sheng
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Scientific Qi Exploration — The Fu (Yang) Organs
1. Introduction The six Yang Organs are the Gall Bladder, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Bladder and Triple Heater or Burner will be studied (1,2,3). The Triple Heater does not have a physical structure and is considered a functional … Continue reading
Featured Article-Awaken the Healer Within
Awaken the Healer Within NIH Interview with Dr. Roger Jahnke, OMD How Qigong and Tai Chi — Chinese Mind-Body Wellness Practices — Promote Healthy Function This brief interview with Dr Roger Jahnke, OMD, director of the Institute of Integral Qigong and … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese Medicine, happiness, healing, health, meditation, Qigong, tai chi
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Seasonal Harmony
Seasonal Harmony by Ellasara Kling “The natural healing force within each one of us is the greatest force in getting well. Our food should be our medicine. Our medicine should be our food.” Hippocrates: Greek physician (circa — 460 BCE … Continue reading