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Yin-Nourishing Double Snow Dessert
Best dessert for the late-night owls. Feeling heaty after multiple late OT nights? 🥵 This yin-nourishing dessert consisting of snow...

Mint
Disclaimer: Product recommendations in this article are not sponsored and are subjective to personal preference. Mint is a popular...


Soybean Chinese Yam Porridge
A hearty meal to boost your spleen and stomach qi. 💡In TCM, yellow soybeans are known for their ability to nourish the spleen, benefit...


Let Food be thy Medicine: Food Flavours and Natures in Chinese Medicine
The 2 major classification of food in TCM: 4 Energies and 5 Flavours

Monk Fruit (Luo Han Guo)
Monk fruit, otherwise known as Luo Han Guo or Swingle fruit, is a small green melon that is definitely not foreign to most people who had...

Cooling herbal tea: Is it for everyone?
Cooling herbal tea, or liang teh (凉茶) is common for people living in hot and humid climates in Asia but not everyone should drink it.


Snow Fungus vs Black Fungus
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, snow fungus and black fungus have long been used as ingredients in the Chinese herbal diet. The snow...

Chrysanthemum Flower
When should you take the Chrysanthemum flower? When you experience wind-heat induced common cold, headache, or dizziness; as well as...
Inspiring TCM Wallpapers
Download custom-designed wallpapers featuring bite-sized health tips to inspire you on your wellness journey.
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