Tag: traditional Chinese medicine

Many people purchase the Buddha's Hand fruit to use it for burning incense, but once the fruit is dried up, they discard it without realizing its various culinary uses and health benefits.

White turnips are a popular winter vegetable, but there are individuals who should avoid consuming them.

Incorporating these black foods into your diet can be a delicious and nutritious way to support your kidney health.

Duck meat is not only cheaper than pork, but it is also packed with abundant nutrients. It is a guilt-free option even if you consume a large amount, as it won't make you gain weight.

Planting flowers in front of your house symbolizes fulfillment, peaceful family life, warmth, and completeness...

Typically, when using gac for food processing, the seeds are discarded. However, gac seeds are also considered a medicinal ingredient, with the ability to treat various diseases.

In China, you can find hot water everywhere. Whether it's at the train station, the airport, on a train, in a supermarket, or in the office... Most people carry a small insulated bottle with them wherever they go. Whenever they need hot water, they simply find the nearest place and they're all set.

After the Lunar New Year, some families discard the Buddha's hand fruit without realizing that it is also a medicinal herb in traditional medicine.

Premature graying of hair is a common concern for many people, both women and men alike. In today's society, the age at which hair starts turning gray seems to be getting younger due to various factors such as societal issues, environmental factors, and more.

Nurturing wellness through healthy eating habits, exercise, restful sleep, and a positive mindset can enhance immunity, boost vitality, and prevent illnesses.