Discover a collection of delicious and health-focused cocktail and mocktail recipes that integrate Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles. These recipes are designed to help break up fibroids, improve blood circulation, and lighten heavy periods using natural, blood-invigorating, and hormone-balancing ingredients. Each drink not only offers a refreshing treat but also works with your body to support reproductive health.
Read MoreVaricocele, a condition that involves enlarged veins within the scrotum, can affect male fertility due to impaired blood flow and increased scrotal temperature. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and tonifying kidney essence are key to managing varicocele. These cocktails and mocktails are created with ingredients that promote healthy blood flow, reduce inflammation, and support reproductive health—while keeping the flavors bold and approachable for a man’s taste.
Read MoreAs men age, maintaining vitality and physical performance can become a growing concern. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), age-related erectile dysfunction can be attributed to a decline in Kidney Jing (essence) and Yang energy, which are vital for maintaining vigor and stamina. These cocktails and mocktails are designed to replenish Kidney essence, fortify Yang energy, and promote overall well-being, using high-end, masculine ingredients that reflect a refined taste. These drinks offer a sophisticated, enjoyable way to support male vitality while addressing the body’s need for balance and rejuvenation.
Read MoreHere is a list of 100 foods that can support fertility in cases of Premature Ovarian Failure (POF) or Diminished Ovarian Reserve (DOR). These foods are selected based on both Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Western medical perspectives.
Read MoreHere are 100 foods from a Chinese Medicine perspective that are beneficial for bone health, particularly osteopenia, along with their Western medical explanations for supporting bone health.
Read MoreWaking up in the early hours consistently, between 1 AM and 6 AM and not being able to fall back asleep, can be related to various organ imbalances according to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Each organ is linked to a specific time window, and foods can be used to support these organs and promote restful sleep.
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