Second Trimester: Month 5
This is part 2 of a 3-part series discussing the second trimester of pregnancy. Part 1 (month 4) can be found here. Or you can read about the first trimester...
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Second Trimester: Month 5
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Advanced Herbal Prescription Writing Distance Learning - Course 1
Thank you for purchasing the Advanced Herbal Prescription Writing Course 1 distance learning CEU course. This is the first course in the series of 8 and is the prerequisite for...
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Mayway Mailer July 2020
Master Tung’s Magic Points in the Aftermath of the Coronavirus By Susan Johnson, L.Ac.Renowned teacher of Master Tung’s Magic Points, Susan Johnson, takes us through her personal experience as she...
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Alternatives for PTSD
This Memorial Day, while we welcome in the summer season with an extra day to BBQ and play outside, let’s not forget the important reason for that extra day. Those...
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Navigating the World of Tea
We love a good cup of tea, and with the thousands of articles talking about its health benefits, what’s not to love? But with more than 3000 varieties of tea,...
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Coronavirus Webinar 1 Post-Broadcast Information
Thank you for purchasing the post-broadcast recording CEU course. This was the first webinar in our Coronavirus series. This broadcast was originally recorded on March 20, 2020 and begins the...
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COVID-19 Webinar 2 Post-Broadcast Information
Thank you for purchasing the post-broadcast recording CEU course. This course was originally recorded on April 15, 2020 and continues the discussion around traditional Chinese medicine as it relates to...
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COVID-19 Webinar 3 Post-Broadcast Information
Thank you for purchasing the post-broadcast recording CEU course. This course was originally recorded May 14, 2020 and continues the discussion around traditional Chinese medicine as it relates to Coronavirus...
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Healthy (and Delicious!) Recipes for 4th of July
We are a nation that loves to eat and our gustatory tastes run the gamut from “it-can’t-be-rare-enough” carnivores to vegan raw food lovers. While we celebrate our cultural diversity, let's...
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Summer Mint & Cucumber Cooler Recipe
If you're looking for a refreshing drink recipe for hot summer days, try this Summer Mint & Cucumber Cooler. In Chinese medicine, mint (also known as Bo He), is considered...
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Reflexology for your Health
Our bodies are incredibly complex entities, and part of that complexity is expressed in the many diverse ways seemingly distinct segments of the body are interconnected. Reflexology – the practice...
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Spring Fever - Fact or Fiction?
The flowers are budding, the air is warming, and the skies are clearing. You have this sudden urge to get outside! You feel restless and you can’t be held back....
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Adaptogens & Chinese Herbology
The concept of an herbal adaptogen is a relatively recent one and its origin dates back to 1947 to a Soviet scientist, Nikolai Lazarev. Lazarev was searching for substances that...
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Stress Recipes for your Soul
In this overstimulated world we live in, it’s easy to become stressed and overwhelmed. With mini-computers now at our fingertips in the form of cell phones, we are constantly connected...
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