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03/04/2024

Happy March!

"March into Wellness with TCM! 🌱🌼
🍵✨ Balance, harmony, and tuning into your body's needs are the heart of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This spring, go beyond generic health trends. Traditional Chinese Medicine offers a treasure trove of tailored dietary wisdom that aligns specifically with your unique body's needs. 🌼🧘‍♀️
🌿🌺 From the liver-loving greens of spring to the soothing sips of herbal tea, every food is chosen to cater to your personal Qi flow, Yin and Yang, and the Five Elements.
This spring let's embrace the season of renewal with nature's finest: lush greens, sprouting seeds, and rejuvenating teas. 🌿🌺
Let TCM guide you to vitality with a diet tailored just for you
It's time for personalized nourishment. 🍵✨

02/20/2024

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02/04/2024

Understanding Your Body Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine Hello and welcome to our blog post! I'm Elfrida Korini, a licensed Acupuncturist of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). I'm excited to delve into the concept of the Five Elements Body Constitution in TCM. This fascinating framework...

02/02/2024

Happy February!

As we continue to embrace the winter season, I wanted to share some general Traditional Chinese Medicine insights to help you maintain balance and wellness during this time.

Nourish Your Yin: Winter is a time when it's important to nourish the Yin aspect of your body. Include foods that are warming and nourishing, such as root vegetables, whole grains, and small amounts of meat or tofu. Soups and stews are particularly beneficial.

Stay Warm: Keeping your body warm is essential. Focus on protecting areas where Qi (energy) can escape, such as the back of your neck, feet, and lower back. Dress in layers and don’t hesitate to add an extra blanket at night.

Gentle Exercise: While it's natural to be less active in winter, gentle exercises like Tai Chi, Qi Gong, or a brisk walk can help keep your Qi flowing and prevent stagnation.

Rest and Reflect: Winter is a time for conservation of energy. Ensure you're getting enough sleep and take time for introspection and meditation. This is in harmony with the slower, more reflective nature of the season.

Acupuncture Tune-Up: If you haven’t had an acupuncture session recently, consider scheduling one. Acupuncture can help address imbalances specific to this time of year, boosting your immune system and improving energy flow.

Wishing you a harmonious and healthy February. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

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