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Relieving Pain Naturally: Auricular Acupuncture for Pain Management

February 5, 2024

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In Chinese medicine, the air that you breathe in i

In Chinese medicine, the air that you breathe in is commonly referred to as "Da Qi" (大气), which literally means "Great Qi" or "Big Qi." This term encompasses the concept of the vital life force or energy derived from the air and the environment, which is essential for sustaining life and maintaining health. 🌱🌿✨

#ChineseMedicine #DaQi #GreatQi #BigQi #VitalEnergy #Acupuncture #AcupunctureLondon #LifeForce #HolisticHealth #Wellness #TraditionalHealing #Breathe #NaturalHealth #EnergyHealing #MindBodySpirit #HealthAndWellness

Trying out a new natural body oil and balm🌿🌸

Trying out a new natural body oil and balm🌿🌸 #mirrorwater #selfcare #skincare #naturalskincareproducts

My morning espresso ☕️ In Traditional Chinese

My morning espresso ☕️ In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), coffee is considered to have specific effects on yang and qi: 1. *Yang Activation: Coffee is often seen as a stimulant that can invigorate and activate yang energy in the body. Yang is associated with heat, energy, and activity. Drinking coffee can temporarily boost yang energy, providing a sense of warmth and increased alertness. 2. **Qi Stimulation: Coffee is also believed to stimulate qi, the vital life force that flows through the body. This can lead to a temporary increase in energy and vitality. However, the stimulating effect of coffee on qi is typically seen as short-lived and may be followed by a period of depletion or imbalance. 3. **Potential Imbalance*: Excessive consumption of coffee is thought to potentially lead to an imbalance, especially if it overstimulates yang or depletes qi over time. This could result in symptoms such as anxiety, restlessness, insomnia, or digestive issues, which are seen as signs of disharmony in TCM. Click the link in my bio for more information about TCM and acupuncture. #morningespresso #traditionalchinesemedicine #yang #qi #acupuncture

Discover the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese

Discover the ancient wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the powerful health benefits of mushrooms! 🍄✨ From boosting immunity to supporting gut health, mushrooms are a natural powerhouse. Explore how these incredible fungi can complement your wellness journey and enhance acupuncture treatments. Dive into my comprehensive guide and unlock the secrets of mycology today! Click the link in my bio for the full blog. #Mycology #TraditionalChineseMedicine #HealthBenefits #Mushrooms #Wellness #NaturalHealing #Acupuncture #HolisticHealth

The beautiful English countryside, rolling hills a

The beautiful English countryside, rolling hills and red valerian🌳🌹

🌿🌸 Inspired by the Chelsea Flower Show, this

🌿🌸 Inspired by the Chelsea Flower Show, this week I'm delving into how the foods from our English gardens can boost gut health and amplify the benefits of acupuncture for overall wellness. Stay tuned for my next blog post where I'll be uncovering the ancient practice of mycology! 🍄 Let's cultivate wellness together! 🍃✨ Click the link in my bio for the full blog about gut health and acupuncture. #GutHealth #Acupuncture #HomegrownGoodness #WellnessJourney #ChelseaFlowerShow

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