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Jackie Gomez
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Jackie Gomez
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Eastern Medicine Tips For Women In Their 30’s
in General Wellness, TCM / / 0 commentsIn ancient Chinese text, Huang Di Nei Jing says that a woman’s Qi, your vital energy, moves in seven-year cycles. By the age of seven, a young girl’s Qi is overflowing – manifesting itself through the growth of hair and permanent teeth. At fourteen, the life-force of Qi causes the onset of puberty (we don’t have to explain THAT!) and through her furtive 20’s, a woman’s body flourishes. But when a woman reaches about age 35, her Qi reaches its summit.
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Jackie Gomez
Fu Zi Therapy in TCM Gynecology: Addressing Infertility and Menstrual Irregularities
in General Wellness, TCM / / 0 commentsFu Zi, or Aconite, is a potent herb used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with a long history of therapeutic applications. Despite its toxic nature in raw form, when processed properly, Fu Zi becomes a valuable tool in TCM pharmacopeia. Its warming properties make it particularly useful in addressing conditions related to diagnosis of Qi and Blood stagnation, as well as Cold-Damp pathologies.
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Jackie Gomez
Exploring the Role of the Extraordinary Vessels in TCM: Functions and Therapeutic Applications
in General Wellness, TCM / / 0 commentsThe extraordinary vessels, or “Qi Jing Ba Mai” (奇经八脉), hold a unique and vital position in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Unlike the primary meridians, these vessels do not pertain directly to any single organ system but serve as reservoirs of Qi and blood, influencing the body’s overall balance and homeostasis. They regulate, integrate, and link the primary meridians, providing a deeper level of treatment for complex and chronic conditions. This discussion delves into the specific functions and therapeutic applications of the extraordinary vessels, offering insights for advanced TCM practitioners.
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Jackie Gomez
TCM For Female Related Issues
in General Wellness, TCM / / 0 commentsTCM has an in-depth grasp of women’s health and offers holistic and all-natural methods to support them through all life phases. TCM recognizes the particular difficulties women confront throughout menstruation, pregnancy, perimenopause, and menopause and offers herbal treatments, acupuncture, and lifestyle suggestions to support hormonal balance, general well-being, and vitality.
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Jackie Gomez
TCM Teas for Excessive Heat
in General Wellness, TCM / / 0 commentsIn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the concept of excess heat plays a significant role in understanding imbalances within the body and the environment. Excess heat can arise from various factors, including the seasons, weather conditions, indoor environments, hormonal imbalances, stagnation, diet and illnesses. By recognizing these influences and their effects on the body, TCM provides a comprehensive approach to restoring balance and promoting well-being. In this blog, we explore how excess heat is perceived in TCM, its diverse origins, and the traditional Chinese teas that can help address each type of excess heat.
