Health Intuitive

In traditional Chinese medicine, Moxibustion is a technique that entails the burning of a spongy herb small herb called mugwort, also known as “moxa,” to promote healing. For thousands of years, people in Asia have used moxibustion to treat a variety of ailments and maladies. In fact, acupuncture has a … Continue reading

One of the most ancient forms of geomancy in the world is the multi-millennial practice known as Feng shui which originated in China and dates as far back as 3500 years ago.

You should be able to determine the interaction between the person and the environment he dwells in to … Continue reading

One of the several many reflex systems that comprise the body is the ear. A reflex system is where the entire body is encapsulated in a certain part of the body. They are occasionally referred to as “microsystems” and are considered two-way communication systems. They mirror the problem occurring in … Continue reading

If you are pregnant, past your due date, and are achy and tired, you may need to schedule yourself for a medical induction. Perhaps, you thought about getting maternity acupressure therapy but still have some questions about its efficacy and safety. This article will help answer some burning questions you … Continue reading

Practitioners of Oriental medicine do certainly benefit a lot from the regular activity of meditation, Tai Chi, or Chi Kung (Qigong). Any of these practices can beef up and increase the circulation of your life energy (chi) as well as give your body additional defense to ward off disease and … Continue reading

We’ve heard them all, “Eat lots of spinach every day because it’s good for you “Drink milk to have strong healthy bones.” Drink lots of water each day to keep you well-hydrated and to wash away toxins off your body.” So many rules and advises to follow. What’s too little? … Continue reading

Hollywood star Jennifer Aniston caused quite a media frenzy when she stepped out onto the red carpet bearing the marks of an ancient healing technique. Many were curious if she was a victim of a burning injury or has been physically abused by someone

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Perhaps the most unorthodox way to cure halitosis (bad breath) is through acupuncture in Cleveland. This is the practice of using very slender needles stuck into the skin in strategic points to hinder certain nerves to alter the flow of Chi. This Chi is thought to be the life … Continue reading

A hot drink from Chinese nutritional therapy is a natural and simple food that can mobilize sluggish vital energy (Qi) and dispel excessive “cold” imbalances. If you are sensitive or allergic to any of this drink’s ingredients, then you should obviously avoid it.

This recipe can be adjusted to your … Continue reading

In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), spring is associated with the liver and liver in turn, is associated with menstruation, movement, the ligaments and tendons, muscles, energy, and blood and Qi. The liver is also the most important organ when it comes to the health of the eyes. So, in TCM, … Continue reading