Pocket Archive: TCM & Herbal Medicine

***Greetings. Globalization has been a persistent theme here at Kung Fu Tea. It is a topic that occupied much of my thinking as a professor of political economy, and it continues to be a shaping fo…

If your urinary flow is obstructed, blame it on damp heat, blood stasis and Kidney Qi deficiency. Here’s what herbs may help.

Health is influenced by inseparable interrelationships. The highest level of healing is about restoring balance, not fighting with disease.

Berberine is a natural alkaloid found in a variety of herbs, and it can help naturally treat certain conditions, including diabetes and digestive problems. Learn about supplement dosage and more.

Dramatic changes in weather can weaken the immune system. Learn how TCM strengthens your Defensive Qi.

Acupuncture relieves and prevents migraines, according to modern scientific findings.

Harvard Medical School researchers find migraines are reduced with acupuncture and MRIs predict success.

Harvard researchers prove acupuncture exerts anti-inflammatory effects for bacterial infections.

Imagine being able to witness the French Revolution, or being able to walk through a town that hasn’t existed for decades. What would you do? What would you say? Paranormal experts have mentioned that there have been cases where people experienced time slips, or spontaneous time travel that lasts for a short period of time.

Herbal tinctures, supplements, and topicals that encapsulate centuries of TCM wisdom.

You don’t always need a doctor to tell you if you’re healthy. Use these common indicators in traditional Chinese medicine for clues...

In case you missed it, Oct. 7–13 was designated Naturopathic Medicine Week, according to a Senate resolution sponsored by Sen. Barbara Mikulski and...

MRIs reveal acupoint specificity for acupuncture schizophrenia treatments.

A ground-up powder from its leaves, moringa benefits include providing antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds, balancing hormones and slowing the effects of aging, improving digestive health, and much more.

If acupuncture – whether real or sham – works by re-mapping the brain to alleviate pain, why does it face such resistance?

Traditional Chinese medicine is an odd, dangerous mix of sense and nonsense. Can it survive in modern China?

James Palmer exposes this approach to healing for what it is: a “beautiful and intricate” but unscientific and thus potentially dangerous set of medical theories and practices.

I read a lot of the pseudo-medical websites. The writing is at best pedestrian, often turgid, and, at its worst, incoherent. It is rarely either engaging or clever.Wit, the clever bon mot, the

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Chinese Medicine treats autoimmune disorders (Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes) with Chinese herbs, acupuncture, tuina