Eating for healing is a major concept in Chinese medicine. Which foods made our list?
Eating for healing is a major concept in Chinese medicine. Which foods made our list?
It’s turkey time, but many may opt for a Qi-building, veggie-focused feast. We have some excellent recipe suggestions for you!
Daikon radish, a superfood in many Asian cultures, has the ability to rebalance the digestive system, boost the immune system, and gently cleanse the body.
We’ve all done it—overcommitted to the point we’re overwhelmed. So how can we tap into our body’s intuition while running on fumes?
Honey carries messages of warmth throughout the body. We can take it raw—directly from the beehive—and use it to enhance our foods and support our bodies.
Many people link stomach pains and digestive issues to food. But is food the only reason, or can we dig a bit deeper?
Dandelion, which some consider a pesky weed, is an herb with incredible healing potential.
While Glenn was drawn to Dragon’s Way Qigong as a way to manage stress, he discovered a “System” to experience the world in a dynamic way.
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Qigong is an energy exercise that was kept secret in ancient times. Qigong is the path to connect to the Universe.
Three organ systems—Spleen, Liver and Kidney—must cooperate fully to create a healthy digestive system. So how do we get the body back to balance after a weekend of indulgence?