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The Ultimate Guide: How To Use The Gua Sha Tool
What is Gua Sha Gua Sha, derived from the Chinese words "Gua" (to scrape) and "Sha" (redness or petechiae), promotes circulation, relieves pain, and relieves tension. Modern Gua Sha techniques,...
More Than Decorations: Pumpkin in Traditional Chinese medicine
Halloween is just around the corner on the last day of October! Pumpkins are not only seasonal decorations, but also nutritious foods that is suitable for any age group....
Shu Di Huang: A Traditional Chinese option for ADHD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder affecting millions worldwide. Characterized by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, ADHD can significantly impact daily functioning and...
Ancient blue dye as medicine?
Ancient blue dye as medicine? read our new Harmoniously Herbal blog post on Indigo Naturalis AKA Qing Dai 青黛, and how its worked as a beloved pigment over the last couple hundred years, as well as being an effective medicine (notably for Psoriasis).
Effective Pain Relief with 701 Dieda Plaster & Alternatives
After much wait and anticipation, our 701 Dieda Zhentong Yaogao Medicated Plaster 跌打镇痛膏 is back in stock in limited quantities! For those of you that don't know why it's so highly...
2 Easy Acupoint massages for the Summer!
"Heart" in Traditional Chinese medicine represents two meanings: One is the physical heart, and the other is the spiritual heart. Nourishing the heart not only protects your physical body, but...
Watermelon Frost: the 'oral elixir'
Watermelon Frost is named the 'oral elixir' for its immediate effects on canker sores, nasopharyngitis, larngitis, toothache due to the excessive internal heat, swollen and aching gum, stomatitis, non acclimation, stiff tongue, scalds, burns traumas, etc,.
Rainy Day Remedy
4 ingredients you can use to make a Rainy Day Remedy soup, this has the functions of dispelling dampness, eliminating stagnation, and strengthening the spleen and stomach.
Traditional Chinese Medicine for Medical Emergencies
When talking about medical emergencies, few people would think of Traditional Chinese Medicine. However, TCM can also be used for emergencies - it has actually been a go-to for practitioners...
Lunisolar Term: Chu Shu - 二十四节气: 处暑
As we are nearing the end of another season, it is time to prepare our bodies for the upcoming change. Chu Shu 处暑 begins on the 23th of August this year. What...
8 things to avoid while using Moxibustion/Moxa
Moxibustion/Moxa is a heat therapy that warms the meridians and unblocks the collaterals, promotes qi and blood circulation, reduces swelling and dissipates stagnation, dispels dampness and cold, and treats various...
Xiao Yao Wan vs. Jia Wei Xiao Yao Wan (逍遥丸 vs. 加味逍遥丸)
What is the difference between Xiao Yao Wan 逍遥丸 and Jia Wei Xiao Yao Wan 加味逍遥丸? We've compared them in detail so you don't have to!