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A glowing illustration of a human liver with a close-up of fat accumulation in liver cells, accompanied by traditional Chinese herbal ingredients, Job's tears, dried hawthorn, and herbal tea, representing fatty liver and traditional Chinese medicine approaches to liver health.

Fatty Liver Through the Eyes of TCM: Supporting Metabolism by Addressing Spleen Deficiency and Dampness

Fatty liver isn't just a liver problem. Traditional Chinese Medicine links it to spleen deficiency, phlegm-dampness and liver qi stagnation. This article explains how to approach four common TCM patterns, along with key tips for diet, exercise, emotional balance and acupressure.

Turmeric root and curcumin powder, a TCM herb in Herbtail GlucoMetabol studied for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties

Healthcare, Metabolic Health

An Herbal Handbook: The TCM Principles Behind Herbtail GlucoMetabol

This article looks at metabolic balance from a TCM perspective, explains how Herbtail GlucoMetabol draws on the classic "sovereign, minister, assistant and envoy" formula structure, and introduces the TCM properties of herbs such as amla, turmeric, Siberian ginseng, green tea and bitter melon.

Autumn soups and white foods such as pear, snow fungus and lily bulb, used in TCM food therapy to nourish the lungs and ease seasonal dryness

Healthcare, Metabolic Health

Autumn Wellness in TCM: Food Therapy to Nourish the Lungs

Autumn's dry air often brings a dry, itchy throat and dry skin. Starting from the TCM idea that autumn belongs to the metal element and corresponds to the lungs, this article introduces five lung-moistening foods and drinks, with ingredients, methods and which body types they suit.

Bowls of grains, fruits, meat and vegetables, illustrating the Huangdi Neijing principle of balanced eating in TCM food therapy

Healthcare, Metabolic Health

Food as Medicine: Dietary Wellness From a TCM Perspective

Traditional Chinese Medicine teaches that food and medicine share the same source, and that diet is the foundation of wellness. This article introduces three key principles of food therapy and offers food recommendations and precautions for nine body constitutions, including balanced, yang-deficient, yin-deficient, qi-deficient and phlegm-damp types.

EyeMoist vegan eye care capsules with 18 herbs and nutrients for dry, tired and red eyes from screen use

Eye Care, Healthcare

A New Choice for Eye Care: EyeMoist Vegan Capsules for Dry, Red and Irritated Eyes and Comprehensive Daily Eye Support

Long hours staring at screens and sitting in air-conditioned rooms can leave your eyes dry and tired. EyeMoist eye care capsules combine 18 herbs and nutrients to provide vegan, everyday eye support for office workers, students and older adults.

Fatty Liver Through the Eyes of TCM: Supporting Metabolism by Addressing Spleen Deficiency and Dampness

An Herbal Handbook: The TCM Principles Behind Herbtail GlucoMetabol

Autumn Wellness in TCM: Food Therapy to Nourish the Lungs

A New Choice for Eye Care: EyeMoist Vegan Capsules for Dry, Red and Irritated Eyes and Comprehensive Daily Eye Support

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