Single Herbs Guide
Herbal Formulas & Their Uses
How to Prepare & Use Herbal Medicine
2Gui Zhen Cao (Ghost Needle Grass) When tender, it can be eaten as a vegetable and is quite palatable. It is said to be very effective in reducing transaminases and can disperse liver heat. 3Ku Cai (Bitter Herb) In Yunnan, people refer to green vegetables as Ku Cai, but the one in the picture is … Read more
2Gui Zhen Cao (Ghost Needle Grass) When tender, it can be eaten as a vegetable and is quite palatable. It is said to be very effective in reducing transaminases and can disperse liver heat. 3Ku Cai (Bitter Herb) In Yunnan, people refer to green vegetables as bitter herbs, but the one in the picture is … Read more
Introduction Plants accompany us, especially those familiar wildflowers, wild grasses, and wild vegetables that thrive by the roadside, in the wilderness, and even in many urban areas… However, many of us are either unaware of them, have become indifferent, or have gradually distanced ourselves from them due to our later life experiences, leaning more towards … Read more
▲Health issues among the Chinese population are severe today.▲Middle-aged and elderly individuals lack a good nurturing environment.▲Young people work under heavy loads and have irregular schedules.▲As the saying goes:“Illness comes like a mountain, but leaves like a thread.”▲The editor has compiled a list ofcommon Chinese medicinal herbs.▲When it comes to health preservation and prevention,Traditional Chinese … Read more
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a treasure of China, and experienced practitioners can use it to address various ailments. We can also apply it in dietary therapy to nourish our bodies. Top Properties of Chinese Herbs Best for clearing heat and detoxifying—Jin Yin Hua (Honeysuckle); Best for aromatic dampness transformation—Huo Xiang (Agastache); Best for promoting … Read more
Originally mountains and rivers, all plants have their uses. Every grass and tree in nature is a gift to humanity. We may pay more attention to flowers and plants, but many roadside wildflowers and grasses also have magical effects. You may have seen them many times without knowing their names. Today, let’s take a look … Read more
“Traditional Chinese Medicine” (TCM) first appeared in the “Book of Han: Arts and Literature, Treatises on Formulas,” which states: “To increase heat with heat, and to increase cold with cold, is not seen externally, which is a significant loss.” Hence the saying goes: “When ill, seek treatment, and one often finds TCM.” Here, the character … Read more