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No affiliate links, no sponsors. A licensed acupuncturist on which Chinese herbal suppliers are worth your money, which forms actually get you to a real dose, and how to buy good herbs when you don’t have a license.
One zone, two directions, and a third thing that isn’t a formula at all. Sol when the terrain runs cold and waterlogged, Aquada when it runs hot and damp, and the foot soak when the herbs need to come in through the feet. Here’s how to tell, and what the research honestly shows.
Three formulas, one zone. Atone for the sudden stall, Microgard Plus when your digestion runs cold and heavy, Microgard when it runs hot and dry. Two questions sort them — and the one counterintuitive rule that trips almost everyone up.
Three formulas, one zone. Warm Hearth for mucus and biofilm, Wind for lingering damp in a depleted person, Peak when heat is driving it. Here are the two questions that sort them, what the research honestly shows, and when to combine rather than choose.
I was diagnosed with Ménière’s disease in a hospital room, lying next to my wife and our newborn while the world spun. On A Healthy Curiosity I told Brodie Welch the whole story — the misdiagnosis, the Chinese medicine map that finally made sense of it, and the simple things that got me more good days than bad.
Learn what Dit Da Jiao is, why Fu Medicinals ages its herbal liniments for years, and how its three formulas differ for injury and pain.