The Canadian Press Posted: Apr 01, 2013 10:16 AM ET
“Beginning today, patients receiving acupuncture, herbal remedies or other forms of traditional Chinese medicine in Ontario will have some reassurance that those treating them are qualified to do so.” Continue reading >
Spring weather is unpredictable, switching between cold and warm. This seasonal change can make your body more vulnerable. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), not nourishing your body in Spring can make you susceptible all year.
Spring is the season of birth and growth, yet you might feel easily fatigued, have dry eyes, or feel irritable.
Your body sends subtle signals every day—if you know how to read them, you can catch imbalances early. These simple diagnosis tips, based on Traditional Chinese Medicine, help you understand what common digestive issues might be telling you about your liver, spleen, and stomach.
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