Chinese herbal medicine: A quality source
Traditional Remedies for modern life
Before the use of acupuncture, herbal remedies were used to bring healing and balance to both chronic and acute medical problems. Chinese herbs have shown their effectiveness under the scrutiny of both empirical study and modern clinical trials. The most important formulas to treat common illnesses today have been in use for thousands of years. Chinese herbal medicine can significantly increase the benefits of acupuncture and decrease the time of recovery for many conditions.
Benefits of Chinese herbal treatments
Some of the benefits of Chinese herbal treatments
Reducing inflammation in acute injury, sprains and strains
Reducing inflammation and chronic pain due to old injury or arthritic changes
Reducing mucus accumulation in the upper respiratory system
Reducing pain and supporting mobility
Improving circulation
Improving sleep
Constitutional health and wellness
Improving respiratory system health for dealing with allergies, sinusitis and asthma
Improving immune system function
Improving digestion and increasing metabolism for improved nutritional absorption and weight loss
Enhancing general health
Improving fertility for both men and women
Preventing decreased sexual functions
Maintaining a healthy circulatory system
Helping produce blood cells in recovery from chemotherapy
Quality and potency assured
Each formula batch is tested in independent U.S laboratories for heavy metals, pathogenic bacteria and pesticide/herbicide residues
All formulas are highly concentrated to a ratio of 8:1 or higher to minimize the number of capsules patients need to consume
The Chinese Herbs that we carry are organic and/ or wildcrafted to maintain optimum potency and purity.
All formulas are produced in GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) facilities in the U.S. and China
Food as medicine: a healthy lifestyle
Chinese medicine aims to ‘treat disease before it arises’ and to first use the least invasive tools at the practitioner’s disposal, namely food and what we might call lifestyle advice. Nutrition has long been held in Chinese medicine as more important than herbal intervention when treating many conditions. Sun Si Miao, a renowned Chinese medicine doctor who carried the title of China’s King of Medicine famously said, “When treating illness, the first step should be dietary therapy. Only when this is unsuccessful should one try herbs.” It is important to identify the key inflammatory foods which may be hindering one’s health. Along with your treatments, we will discuss the foods that are most supportive of your wellness and metabolism. Drawing on traditional wisdom and scientific understanding, we will also discuss how to select and prepare meals based on how they can help your body maintain optimum health.