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02/19/2026

He Shou Wu 何首烏 (Fo-Ti Root) translates literally to “black-haired Mr. He” named after a legend of an elderly black-haired villager whose vitality and youthfulness were restored, along with his black hair, after taking the herb.

This herb tonifies the liver* and kidneys*, nourishes the blood* and nourishes jing*, expels wind* from the skin by nourishing the blood*.

Harvested in spring or autumn. Properties are bitter, sweet, astringent and slightly warm.

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

Take a half day to reset, breathe, and reconnect.For nearly 27 years, Emotional Ease has been one of the most loved form...
02/13/2026

Take a half day to reset, breathe, and reconnect.

For nearly 27 years, Emotional Ease has been one of the most loved formulas in our community. Now we’re bringing its spirit to life in a guided, in-person experience designed to help you slow down, release stress, and restore balance from the inside out.

Join us for a four-hour immersive retreat led by Daniel Atchison-Nevel, featuring:
• Simple, powerful meditation & Qi cultivation practices
• A unique model for deepening your personal practice
• A shared group acupuncture experience
• Sound healing with The Miami Sound Institute
• A full herbal elixir bar with the Orion Herbs team
• A 2oz bottle of Emotional Ease to take home

This is not just a workshop. It’s a carefully held space to unwind, reconnect, and leave with tools you can use every day.

Space is limited. Reserve your spot through the link in bio.

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02/13/2026

Sang Ji Sheng 桑寄生 (Mulberry Mistletoe Stems) tonifies liver* and kidney* yin*, strengthens the sinews and bones and expels wind-dampness*, nourishes the blood* and calms the womb, and nourishes* the blood* and benefits the skin.

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

02/05/2026

Zhi Mu 知母 (Anemarrhena Rhizome) clears heat* from the qi stage*, from the lungs* and from the stomach*, and drains fire*, nourishes yin*, moistens dryness* and generates fluids*, clears deficiency fire* and quenches thirst.

Harvested in autumn. Properties are bitter and cold.

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

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02/03/2026

Meditation 🧘 and qi cultivation for everyone. More info, link in bio.

Details
• Date: Sunday, February 22
• Time: 1–5 pm
• Location: FIU Biscayne Bay Campus

What’s Included
• Guided meditation and inner cultivation practices
• Embodied awareness and experiential group activities
• Group acupuncture healing experience, featuring a Miami Sound Institute sound healing with Jared Bistrong and team
• Herbal education and herbal elixir bar
• 2-oz bottle of Emotional Ease to take home ($52 value)

01/27/2026

Huang Lian 黄连 (Coptis Rhizome) translates literally to “yellow links”.

This herb clears heat* and drains dampness*, drains fire* and resolves fire* toxicity, clears heat* and stops bleeding, clears heat* topically, clears heart fire* (sedative) and drains stomach fire*.

Harvested October through November.

Properties are bitter and cold.

01/22/2026

Zi Wan 紫菀 (Aster root) relieves cough and expels phlegm*. Harvested in spring or autumn.

Grown in Heibi, Anhui, Henan, Heilongjiang and Shanxi. Properties are bitter and slightly warm.

It enters through the channel of the lung*.

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01/02/2026

Mu Tong 木通 (Clematis) translates literally to “open-ended wood”.

This herb drains heart heat* through the small intestine*, promotes urination and unblocks painful urinary dysfunction, promotes lactation and unblocks blood* vessels.

It’s harvested in September. Properties are bitter and cool, and enters through the channels of the bladder*, heart* and small intestine*.

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.

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.

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975 Arthur Godfrey Road
Miami Beach, FL
33140

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+13056723901

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