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LATE SUMMER TIPS
By Natalie Kilheeney, M.S., B.S., L.Ac
Most people know that we typically have four seasons throughout each year: spring, summer, fall, and winter. But, did you know that in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) there is a very important fifth season that occurs around the last month of summer called “Late Summer Season?” This unrecognized season is very brief, normally only
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Also tagged East Wind, Helpful Hints, Natural Medicine, Summer
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THINK GREEN (TEA)!
By Kelly Kirles, M.S., B.S., L.Ac.
In my early 20’s, I found myself struggling to keep up with the demand of going to school and working. I was constantly tired and was drinking, on average, 4 cups of coffee a day as well as the occasional energy drink. I was aware of the boost I got from coffee but also
Heart failure breakthrough
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Also tagged Heart Failure, heart health, Natural Medicine, Treatment
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Decoding an Ancient Therapy
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Also tagged East Wind, health, Natural Medicine, Treatment
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