Yin & Yang–Understanding Opposites
The principles of Yin and Yang, a foundational theory of Asian medicine, is both profound and very simplistic. The two represent the dynamic opposites seen all throughout nature. They are not [...]
The Nutrient Qi Cycle
Ever wonder why some physical complaints seem to pop up at a certain time? Understanding the Nutrient Qi Cycle or Cycle of Tides might be helpful. Qi (pronounced "chee"), a [...]
Spring’s Energetics–The Season Of The Wood Element
Welcome to Spring! When does Spring really begin? For most Western cultures, we correlate the start of Spring with the Spring equinox, around March 20-21st. But all of us know [...]
Before You Go-Tips & Herbs To Take With You When Traveling
We love vacation and travel! And nobody wants to be sick while they are hiking in the mountains or exploring a new country. It makes sense to both prepare yourself [...]
Managing Allergies
Red, itchy eyes, sore throat, sinus congestion, running nose, puffy face, congested ears, swollen lips, headaches. Although it may be true that certain seasons have a propensity to bombard us [...]
The Patterns Of Disease–May 6 & 7
May 6 & 7- Saturday, 9-5pm and Sunday, 9-4pm $280 What's the difference between Liver Yang Rising and Liver Fire Blazing? What's a Gu pattern? How can obstruction of cold [...]
Yang Is In The Air
You've probably noticed the growing sense of urgency and the desire to move, go faster, do things quicker in the air lately. People seem a little more anxious, a little less [...]
Treating Kidney Stones With Asian Medicine & Holistic Nutrition
It is estimated that about 350,000 Americans visit the emergency room each year to deal with kidney stones. About three-quarters of the stones are made up of calcium oxalate. Perplexing [...]
Student Clinic–Ongoing Wednesdays
Clinic ended May 2017. I will let you know when I have another group of apprentices ready to tackle student clinic. We will have some appointments available through May [...]
New Year’s Fireworks Noodles
A simple, spicy noodle recipe to help ring in the Asian New Year. Noodles represent longevity. Make the sauce a few days ahead and store it in the fridge to [...]
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