In Practice: Dr. Margaret Webb, Acupuncturist
Interview Series Who: Margaret Webb Specialty: Facial Rejuvenation and Holistic Skincare Practice: Shaping Face Location: Austin, TX + Virtual Mentorship Website: www.shapingfac...
Interview Series Who: Margaret Webb Specialty: Facial Rejuvenation and Holistic Skincare Practice: Shaping Face Location: Austin, TX + Virtual Mentorship Website: www.shapingfac...
Sometimes the body is ready for sleep but the mind is not — long after the lights are out, still circling the unfinished project, the thing left unsaid, the list waiting for mor...
From the YINA Materia Medica — a living library of the plants we formulate with, read in two languages at once: the classical and the molecular. THE ENTRY Chinese — 何首乌 (hé shǒu...
Who: Rachel Hemphill, DACM, L.Ac., FABORM Practice: City Pulse Acupuncture Specialty: Fertility, Women's Health, and Cosmetic Acupuncture Location: Oakland, California Ins...
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the year's most intense heat is not something to escape — it's an invitation. Sān Fú Tiān, the forty days of peak summer, is when the body opens...
Meet Minka Stevens, L.Ac., acupuncturist and herbalist at Points of Health in Santa Barbara. Rooted in a lifelong love of plants and nature, Minka shares how TCM has shaped her ...
In Chinese medicine, menopause is sometimes described it as 第二春 di er chun — a second spring. A season of redistribution, crystallizing wisdom, of the body's deep intelligence ...
Ginseng holds a steady place in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a category of herbs valued for supporting vitality, recovery, and balance. But what many people do not realize is...
养生 (Yǎngshēng) — to nourish life — is one of Traditional Chinese Medicine's most foundational ideas. It is the practice of tending to your vitality through small, intentional ch...
Bian Shu (砭术) is considered one of the most ancient therapies of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Long before acupuncture and gua sha existed, Bian Shu, also known as Bian Th...
From the YINA Materia Medica — a living library of the TCM plants, read in two languages at once: the classical and the molecular. THE ENTRY Chinese — 香附 (xiāng fù), "fragrant ...
One of the most well‑known points in Chinese medicine is Zu San Li (ST 36). Its name literally translates to “Leg Three Miles,” referring to an old legend about a traveler who c...
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