Balanced meal of brown rice, vegetables and protein foods, illustrating healthy weight management and metabolic health
Healthcare, Metabolic Health

[Healthcare 520 Feature] Eating Less and Moving More but Still Not Losing Weight? From Insulin to TCM’s Spleen and Stomach: Why Your Belly Is Growing

Why doesn't your weight budge even when you eat less and move more? From American science journalist Gary Taubes's insulin theory to the TCM view that "the five grains nourish" and the spleen and stomach transform food, this article takes a fresh look at how diet, blood sugar and belly fat are connected, and shares ways to gradually adjust your eating and daily habits without giving up rice entirely.
Functional medicine and metabolic health concept: a physician discusses the body's self-repair, natural whole foods and whole-body wellness
Healthcare, Metabolic Health

[Healthcare 520 Feature] Give Your Body a Chance to Repair Itself: Functional Medicine Physician Dr. Mark Hyman on the Roots of Chronic Disease

Functional medicine looks at chronic health problems from a whole-body, root-cause perspective. Dr. Mark Hyman believes that cutting back on ultra-processed foods and refined sugar, getting proper nutrition and keeping a regular routine can lighten the body's load and create better conditions for self-repair and metabolic balance.
Chen Chang-Hung, developer of Herbtail GlucoMetabol, speaking at a free health seminar on the three highs and metabolic health at the Taiwan Center in Flushing, New York
Healthcare, Metabolic Health

[News] Herbtail GlucoMetabol Developer Chen Chang-Hung Visits New York for a Free Health Seminar at the Taiwan Center in Flushing

Ahead of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Healthcare 520 hosted a free public seminar on the three highs and metabolic health at the Taiwan Center in Flushing, New York, drawing attendees from as far as New Jersey. Chen Chang-Hung, developer of Herbtail GlucoMetabol and Chairman of Landmacy Healthcare Tech Company, traveled from Taiwan to explain the keys to metabolic health and led a lively hour-long Q&A.