As winter settles in on January 5, 2026, the season brings shorter days, colder temperatures, and an increased risk of colds and flu. Sniffles, sore throats, and fatigue become common as viruses thrive in dry, indoor air and crowded spaces. While handwashing and rest are essential, many seek natural ways Read more
In Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM)—the medicine of the Huangdi Neijing, Shang Han Lun, and Wen Bing traditions—immunity is not a modern concept but the natural expression of upright Qi (Zheng Qi) prevailing over pathogenic influences (Xie Qi). When Zheng Qi is abundant, wind-cold, wind-heat, summer-heat, or dampness cannot easily take Read more
The winter and spring months are notorious for waves of influenza cases around the country. The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by a virus. While most cases are mild and resolve themselves within a few days, for some patients it can be life threatening, due to severe complications Read more
Building the immune system with Chinese Medicine. In recent days reports of the COVID-19 (commonly referred to as Corona Virus) virus spreading around the globe and into the U.S. has a lot of people worried about preventing and treating such a disease. The last pandemic –type virus seen in the Read more
PERHAPS APPLICABLE TO PEOPLE WORLDWIDE, THE FOLLOWING PSA IS INTENDED TO INCREASE OUR PATIENTS’ WELL-BEING AND PEACE OF MIND ON THE TOPIC OF HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES AND TO MAKE THEIR TRAVEL DECISIONS EASIER. OUR HOPE IS THAT YOUR DECISIONS TURN OUT TO BE THE ABSOLUTE BEST FOR YOU, YOUR FAMILY, CO-WORKERS Read more
Ever observe another person walk out of a bathroom, PAST the sink without stopping to wash his/her hands and gasp in horror? We all have seen it, sadly. It seems some folks consider the hands “clean” if dirt is not visible. Commonly, the real dangerous stuff of life is not Read more
In recent days reports of the COVID-19 virus (commonly referred to as the coronavirus) spreading around the globe and into the U.S. has a lot of people worried about preventing and treating such an illness. The last pandemic–type virus seen in the U.S. was the H1N1 virus outbreak in 2009. Read more