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24/01/2026

Cang Er Zi — commonly known as cocklebur fruit.
Used for thick nasal discharge and loss of smell. Its skill is to spread, disperse, and unblock without being overly drying. It can reach up to the vertex, clearing pressure and pain and outward for cramps and spasms in the extremities, rashes, and itchy skin.

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23/01/2026

Bai Zhi (also known as Angelica dahuricae Radix)
Warm and full of power, it rises to open and dry the nasal passages and sinuses. Also for headaches, tearful eyes, toothaches, and vaginal discharge.
Especially good for pinpoint pains.

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22/01/2026

Yuan Zhi is the root of Chinese Senega.
“For excessive brooding or pent up emotions”

As additional information:
“Calms the spirit, expels phlegm. For insomnia, palpitations with anxiety, restlessness and mental disorientation”

He Huan Hua
It's interesting how both this flower and He Huan Hua have this sprayed stigma effect and came to be used for constrained emotions by helping us to open up

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21/01/2026

Bai Shao (White Peony Root) gently nourishes and relaxes the muscles, supporting natural pain relief and easing tension.
Gui Zhi (Cinnamon Twig) warms the body, improves circulation, and helps release cold from the surface.

Together, they work in harmony — balancing the inside and outside of the body, easing stiffness, aches, and discomfort linked to cold or weather changes.

If your body is craving warmth, ease, and balance, this blend is used in formulas that are calling out to you 🌱

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20/01/2026

Feeling the first signs of a cold or digestive discomfort?
Zi Su Ye (Perilla Leaf) is a gentle herbal ally used when chills appear, the nose feels blocked, the chest feels heavy, or digestion is unsettled. It supports light sweating, eases cough, and can help calm nausea, including during pregnancy.

Small symptoms are the body’s early messages — listening now can make all the difference 🌱
Ready to support your body naturally?

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19/01/2026

He Huan Pi
Allows the five spirits to open and reach outwards, eliminating extremes of the five emotions
“Focuses the mind, and makes people happy without care. Long term consumption at high doses helps people to lighten the body, brighten the eyes and achieve their desires”

Flower
“soothes the Liver, unbinds the Stomach and brightens the eyes”

Bark
“For worry, bad temper, forgetfulness and insomnia”

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17/01/2026

Another herb that is great for insomnia. This one also stops night sweats, quirens the spirit and strengthens resolve to settle angry outbursts, enhances the hearing and brightens the eyes

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16/01/2026

Ye Jiao Teng is the stalk of the fleeceflower.
“For insomnia, especially with nightmares, irritability, weakness/soreness/pain/numbness and itching due to blood deficiency (blood deficiency doesn't mean you don't have less blood than anyone else, it means that it's not be produced in a way that allows it to circulate well)

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15/01/2026

Yoga for Beginners a gentle yet powerful practice where movement, breath, and awareness come together. This session introduces meditation, mindfulness, and mantra to support vitality, emotional balance, and overall health.

Blending Kundalini yoga, herbal wisdom, and guided meditation, this practice supports kidney vitality and deep inner transformation nourishing a conscious, balanced lifestyle.

🧘‍♀️ Focus of this class:
• Yoga for the kidneys
• Frog pose
• Calming the mind
• Supporting emotional balance

Through consistent practice, you’ll learn how to integrate mind, body, and soul. Over time, you become your own coach, personal trainer, and therapist—mastering how you think, feel, and heal.

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14/01/2026

He Shou Wu
the deep root of the Ye Jiao Teng vine.
Strengthens the Liver and Kidneys; for dizziness, premature greying of the hair, weak lower back and knees, spermatorrhea and leukorrhea.

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13/01/2026

Yoga for Beginners — a gentle yet powerful practice to help you explore meditation, mindfulness, and mantra while supporting vitality and overall health.

This session weaves together herbal medicine wisdom, Kundalini yoga, and guided meditation to cultivate inner balance and deep transformation—supporting a conscious, holistic lifestyle.

🧘‍♂️ Today’s Focus: Yoga for the Liver
• Supports left and right brain balance
• Meditation on Tattva Balance — moving beyond stress and duality
• Enhances coordination between the left and right brain
• Stimulates the pituitary gland for clearer decision-making
• Reduces inner conflict between spiritual, mental, and physical needs
• Cultivates calmness, resilience, and endurance

This practice invites you to fully integrate mind, body, and soul. Over time, you become your own coach, personal trainer, and therapist—learning to master how you think, feel, and respond to life.

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Breathe deeply, tune inward, and begin your journey.

12/01/2026

Chai Hu is often used when someone doesn’t feel fully sick, but doesn’t feel well either. It helps the body recalibrate when symptoms come and go or feel inconsistent. This causes symptoms like feeling irritable, tight, bloated, mood changes, headaches, premenstrual tension, feeling hot then cold or other irregular symptoms. Chai Hu helps release that pressure.

This is a formidable herb and one that is commonly used in formulas for a pattern of disharmony called Liver Qi Stagnation. When we say Liver, we’re not just talking about the physical organ.
We’re talking about a system that manages the stress response, emotional processing, digestion, and circulation.

Throughout our life we make small contractions, often unconsciously, and often in the abdomen, to stressors big and small. Liver Qi stagnation is the storing of stress that we don't find easy to release.
Imagine an elastic band that’s been stretched. Liver Qi stagnation is when the body stays pulled tight instead of relaxing back.

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