by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | Aug 12, 2020 | TCM Education
Have you ever thought about how much you sit every day? You drive to work, sit at your desk for 6-8 hours where you might stand up for social breaks or maybe lunch. Then you drive home and you sit again after dinner and look at screens or read. How many of us are...
by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | Jan 8, 2019 | TCM Education
These days, anxiety has turned out to be a part and parcel of our lives. Though it is not a great state of mind to be in, it cautions that you are going to come across a lot of tricky circumstances. Some individuals may feel without tension one cannot feel driven to...
by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | May 3, 2018 | TCM Education
This is a common question. Your acupuncturist will look at your tongue to determine; Diagnosis for TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) And to identify the advancement of a condition The tongue is associated with the internal organs of the body as well as the meridians....
by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | Jul 13, 2017 | TCM Education
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, a few drops of blood let out from one of the peripheral points acupuncture points can have significant health benefits. Bloodletting is one of the oldest Acupuncture techniques, which is effectively used for helping to increase blood...
by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | Feb 6, 2017 | TCM Education
Jing (essence), according to Chinese philosophy, forms the entire body’s foundation. You will find jing stored in the kidneys. Jing is a powerful form as a human’s conception is made possible, while one’s growth and aging shows the weakening stage of jing. Through...
by Ryan Tze-Wai Longenecker | Jan 26, 2017 | TCM Education
Acupuncture: Withstanding the Test of Time With a history dating back almost 5000 years, Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine are one of the oldest forms of medicine still effectively practiced today. Originating in Ancient China, it is now integrated...
