Herbal Learning

Your kidneys filter a half cup of blood every minute. A half a cup of blood every minute is wild to imagine! If kidneys do this, then how are we actually serving them?Picture your kidneys as filters in a city: when they’re clogged with toxins, traffic jams happen, disrupting the flow of vital energy. By detoxing, you unclog those filters, allowing the free flow of energy and promoting harmony within your body.Your kidneys aren’t just about filtering waste—they’re the guardians of your body’s essential energy, known as Qi.Infusion over tea increases its mineral content, provides more calcium, potassium, zinc, magnesium...

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a multifaceted issue with various underlying causes, both physical and psychological. While it's more common in men over 40, younger men can also experience it. To better understand the factors contributing to ED, we can turn to the compassionate and holistic principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which offers a comprehensive view of health and wellness.How Does Erectile Dysfunction Manifest?In TCM, ED is often seen as a manifestation of imbalances in the body's vital energy (Qi) and blood circulation. Here’s a breakdown of the main TCM concepts related to ED:1. Kidney Yin and Yang Imbalance:The Kidneys...

Causes of CancerCancer is seen as a result of multiple internal and external factors disrupting the body's balance, leading to the formation of masses or tumors. The main causes include:Qi and Blood Stagnation: This occurs when the flow of vital energy (Qi) and blood is obstructed, leading to the accumulation of pathological substances and the formation of tumors.Dampness and Phlegm Accumulation: Excessive dampness in the body can combine with phlegm to create blockages, which may result in lumps or growths.Toxic Heat: Internal heat and toxins can arise from poor diet, stress, or environmental factors, causing inflammation and eventually contributing to...

Headaches are more than just a symptom; they’re a signal that something is off balance in your body. Headaches are classified based on their location, nature, and accompanying symptoms. They are often linked to imbalances in the body’s internal systems, such as Liver Qi stagnation, Blood deficiency, or external pathogenic factors like Wind, Cold, or Dampness.   Common Types and Causes: Wind-Cold Headache: Symptoms: Sharp pain, stiff neck, and shoulders, aversion to cold, no thirst. Cause: Invasion of external Wind-Cold. Treatment: Warm the meridians, expel Wind and Cold. Wind-Heat Headache: Symptoms: Throbbing pain, fever, aversion to wind, red face and...