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12/18/2025

Xing Ren 杏仁 (Apricot Seed) stops coughing and calms wheezing, moistens the intestines and unblocks the bowels.

This herb is harvested in the summer when the fruit has ripened.

Properties are bitter, slightly warm and slightly toxic.

Channels entered are large intestine* and lung*.

12/11/2025

Tai Zi Shen 太子参 (Pseudostellaria root) translates literally to “child root” or “prince root”.

This herb strengthens the spleen* and tonifies qi*, and tonifies the lungs*.

It’s harvested in summer. Properties are sweet, slightly bitter and neutral.

It enters through the channels of the lung* and spleen*.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

12/07/2025

Mang Xiao 芒硝 (Mirabilite), also known as glauber’s salt, purges accumulations, guides out stagnation*, softens hardness and moistens dryness*, clears heat* and drains fire*, clears heat* and reduces swelling.

Properties are acrid, bitter, salty and very cold.

It enters through the channels of the stomach* and the large intestine*.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

11/21/2025

Yi Yi Ren 薏苡仁 (Coix seed), also commonly known as Job’s tears, strengthens the spleen*, clears heat* and resolves dampness*, expels wind-dampness* and relieves pain.

This herb is harvested at the end of autumn when seeds have ripened.

It’s grown throughout China, especially Hebei, Fujian and Liaoning.

Properties are sweet, bland and slightly cold.

It enters through the channels of the spleen*, lung* and kidney*.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

11/14/2025

Bai Dou Kou 白豆蔻 (Cardamon fruit) translates literally to “white cardamon”.

This herb promotes the movement of qi*, aromatically transforms dampness* and strengthens the stomach*, warms the middle jiao* and descends qi*.

It is harvested in October to December when the fruit is yellow-green and not completely ripe.

Properties are acrid, warm and aromatic.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

11/07/2025

Huo Xiang 藿香 (Patchouli) aromatically transforms dampness*, releases the exterior* and dispels summerheat* and releases the exterior*.

Wish you guys could smell this one through the screen!

Harvested in June to July when the plant grows vigorously.

It’s grown throughout China, Guangdong, Guangxi, Taiwan and Yunnan.

Properties are acrid and slightly warm.

Enters through the lung*, spleen* and stomach* channels.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

10/30/2025

Ci Shi 磁石 (Magnetite) translates literally to “magnetic stone”.

This TCM mineral anchors and calms the spirit* for restlessness, palpitations, insomnia or tremors, especially in patients with yin deficiency and ascendent yang.

It also nourishes the kidneys*, augments the liver*, improves hearing and vision, and aids the kidneys* in grasping qi*.

The properties are acrid, salty and cold. This mineral enters through the channels of the kidney* and liver*.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

10/23/2025

Mu Gua 木瓜 (Chinese quince fruit) translates literally to “wood melon”.

This TCM fruit relaxes the sinews and unblocks the channels, harmonizes the stomach*, nourishes the liver* and transforms dampness*, while also reducing food stagnation* for indigestion.

It is harvested in autumn when the fruit has ripened.

Its properties are sour and slightly warm, and enters through the channels of the liver* and spleen*.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

10/16/2025

Feeling emotionally heavy? Gan Cao, our favorite harmonizing herb, is a key ingredient in Emotional Ease, a thoughtfully crafted formula rooted in the ancient wisdom of Chinese herbal medicine 🍵

Find your calm through life’s emotional storms, and experience the power of Gan Cao (and more!) for yourself at OrionHerbs.com 🌿

10/07/2025

Gan Cao 甘草 (Licorice root) tonifies the spleen*, augments qi*, moistens the lungs*, resolves phlegm* and stops coughing, clears heat* and relieves fire* toxicity.

Properties are sweet and neutral.

*these terms are referring specifically to TCM principles which are not tantamount to modern biomedical definitions.

09/29/2023

The 5 Element Model 🔥🌊🪵🌎🛠️

-The Five Element model is a simple yet sophisticated way of understanding the world and our selves utilizing the five elements of Chinese Medicine.

-Each of us is a type, and understanding that type helps us prevent disharmony and live our lives to our fullest potential and with the greatest joy.

-5 Phase Shuffle
An Interactive Workshop for Everyone!
with Daniel Atchison-Nevel
October 8, 2023 in Miami Florida

Comment below which element you are?

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