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Chinese food therapy is a practice of healing using natural foods instead of medications. Chinese food therapy is a modality of traditional Chinese medicine, also known as Chinese Nutrition therapy. It is particularly popular among Cantonese people who enjoy slow-cooked soups. One of the most commonly known is a rice soup that goes by many [...]
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The following methods are considered to be part of Chinese medicine: #Acupuncture(针疗/針療) (from the Latin word acus, “needle”, and pungere, meaning “prick”) is a technique in which the practitioner inserts fine needles into specific points on the patient’s body. Usually about a dozen acupoints are needled in one session, although the number of needles used [...]
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Modern living, with fast food, takeouts and microwave meals after a long day’s work enable you to find the fastest and easiest solution so that you can continue with your day and not let the food stop you from getting what you need to done.
You may be eating the healthiest food in the world, but without good digestion, you may suffer from poor health. Use the theories from acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to improve your digestion for optimal health.
Everyone wants to be in the best health possible. Unfortunately, there is so much confusing information available as to how we can be our healthiest, that it’s hard to know where to start. Here are five things you can do right now to improve your health.
For thousands of years Chinese medicine, although considered as alternative medicine in the Western world, has been the primary medical system in China. More and more people in the Western world are turning to Chinese medicine attracted by the natural healing rather than modern medicines reliance on synthetically produced drugs.
Green tea is now used in many health products globally; although primarily known for the benefits it provides as an antioxidant, it has many other positive health properties. As a liquid extract, green tea weight loss supplements can be drunk like regular tea but however you take it, you will burn calories more naturally.
Nowadays H1N1 influenza A is spreading worldwide. Most people are in panic and take many medicines to prevent H1N1 virus. In fact, some vegetables or fruits are useful to prevent H1N1 virus. Here are some foods such as carrot and ginger could prevent flu and even H1N1 virus.
Toronto Nutritionist & Chinese Medical Practitioner, Melissa Ramos reveals the results of the Sexy Food Therapy body image survey and what's next in store with...
Toronto Nutritionist & Chinese Medical Practitioner, Melissa Ramos takes us into her typical day in this part 1 of 3 series and how she lives...
Mount Sinai's Dr. Sicherer discusses the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute's approach to treating, diagnosing and preventing food allergies. The mission of the Institute is to...