Diet is at the centre of our health and Chinese medicine advocates a nutrition that is geared specifically to each unique person. These posts are all on TCM food cures and herbal medicine, according to patterns of diagnosis.
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Keep rocking it with acupuncture and let me know what you think π
Clara
TCM Geek
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Chinese Medicine Basic Nutrition (Video)Β
TCM Nutrition for Yin Organs Patterns
- Healing Foods for TCM Kidney Patterns
- Healing Foods for TCM Lung Patterns
- Healing Foods for TCM Liver Patterns
- Healing Foods for TCM Spleen Patterns
- Healing Foods for TCM Heart Patterns
Chinese Medicine Nutrition for Disorders
Specific Foods Functions
What is TCM?
Traditional Chinese medicine
Clara, on your KD Qi Xu page you have listed under Symptoms, “bolding”. I cannot find a good definition for that. Can you tell me what that symptom is? Thank you. Nina
OMG Nina, I’m sorry, I meant BALDING (as in loosing hair early in men).My bad spelling! π€£