Tag: cinnamon
Deep warming spice for cold constitutions
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1Spring’s Emotional Thaw: TCM’s Liver-Qi Detox for Stagnant Feelings
Spring’s rising energy can stir deep emotions. Learn how TCM links liver qi stagnation to spring anxiety and anger, with…
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2The Autumn Gate: Why TCM Says Your Body Opens to Vulnerability Now
Discover why Traditional Chinese Medicine views autumn as the season your body’s defenses weaken, and how to fortify your ‘Wei…
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3The Willow’s Whisper: A Spring Qigong Flow to Release Winter’s Stiffness
Learn a gentle, 15-minute qigong sequence inspired by the willow tree to release winter’s stored tension, nourish your Liver qi,…
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4The Winter Pot: 5 Slow-Simmered Soups to Build Qi and Blood
Discover 5 nourishing, slow-simmered soups from TCM tradition, designed to build Qi and Blood during winter’s deep, yin season.
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5Summer’s Slow Sip: The Chinese Art of ‘Tea Time’ as a Daily Reset
Discover how the ancient Chinese practice of ‘tea time’ offers a mindful, cooling ritual to slow down, reconnect, and find…
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6The Autumn Let-Go: A 7-Day TCM Practice for Releasing Grief and Finding Lightness
As leaves fall, so can your emotional weight. Learn TCM’s seasonal practice for processing sadness and finding clarity this autumn.
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7The Autumn Pear: Why This Humble Fruit Is Your Lung’s Best Friend
Discover why the pear is the autumn fruit of choice in Chinese medicine, and learn three nourishing recipes to moisten…
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8Winter’s Quiet Strength: The 3-Part Night Ritual for Deep, Restorative Sleep
Discover a TCM-inspired evening ritual using warming foot soaks, kidney-nourishing teas, and gentle self-massage to align with winter’s yin energy…
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9The Spring Liver Cleanse: 7 Bitter Greens for a Gentle TCM Reset
Spring in TCM is the season of the Liver. Learn how to use 7 specific bitter greens to gently cleanse…