Harmoniously Herbal
Change of Season – Li Xia 立夏 - Spring & Summer
Li Xia begins on the 6th of May this year. What is Li Xia? This marks the beginning of summer in the Chinese Lunisolar calendar. The Lunisolar calendar is divided...
Four Gentlemen Soup (Si Jun Zi Tang) with Chicken
The "Four Gentlemen", or the "Sì Jūnzǐ " as we call it, is a Confucius term referring to four plants whose virtues are highly praised in Chinese culture : Plum blossom, Orchid,...
Ginseng Chicken Soup - an energy booster in the early spring
As a food therapy, the warm and nourishing soup has been served on Asian people's table for centuries. It's easy to make but super delicious at the same time. All...
Moxibustion and What You Should Know
What is moxibustion? Moxibustion is referred as the burning of mugwort. The plant mugwort is used widely throughout different cultures in the world, specifically for food, such as Ssukguk clam...
Chinese Medicine Herbs For The Skin
As the largest organ of the body, skin carries the job of reflecting our internal health. When there are rashes, eczema, acnes or hives, Chinese medicine never sees them as...
Herbal Remedies for Post-COVID Conditions
Most people recover completely within a few weeks after contracting COVID-19. However, some have noticed lingering symptoms such as fatigue, shortness of breath, dry cough, chest pain, lack of appetite,...
A Guide to healthy menstruation with Chinese herbal medicine
As mentioned in Lara Briden’s book Period Repair Manual, your period is not just your period; it is an expression of your underlying health. Many holistic health practitioners would probably...
Completing Your Plant-Based Diet with Herbs
We eat plants so that we can have a closer touch with the earth. Sourced from local farms Chinese herbs can nourish and tonify to make your vegetarian and vegan diet more complete.
Body, Mind, Joy and Herb
“There are no physical symptoms that do not affect the Shen(mind) and no emotional disorders that do not produce physical manifestations.”
Pain: A Story of Communication
"Where there is stasis, there is pain".
What does our pain say to us? And how do we respond?
Brewing to Heal
Cooking instructions are for general use only. It is recommended to follow the instructions provided by your licensed TCM practitioner.