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The Four Qi of Herbs: Why Some Herbs Cool and Others Warm

Patients often ask why one herb is prescribed for a fev […]

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The Liver in TCM: The General Who Plans

If the Heart is the emperor of the classical organ syst […]

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The Lung in TCM: The Minister of Breath

Ask a Western-trained physician about the lungs and you […]

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Moxibustion: The Other Half of Acupuncture

When people think of Chinese medicine, they usually pic […]

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The Five Flavors and Your Organs: Why TCM Cares About Taste

Most people think of taste as pleasure or preference. C […]

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The Kidney in TCM: Your Treasury of Essence

Ask a Western doctor about your kidneys and they will t […]

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False Heat: When Your ‘Inflammation’ Comes from a Cold Engine

“Doctor, I have heat.” Patients say this to […]

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The Emotions and Organs Map in TCM

Everyone knows sadness and joy live in the heart. Chine […]

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Wei Qi: How TCM Understands Immunity as a Boundary

In the West, the immune system is often imagined as an […]

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Headaches in TCM: Reading the Pain

Some patients describe it as a vice tightening around t […]

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