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Winding Path Certified Medical Qigong Practitioner | Master Face Reader

05/08/2026

Craving vinegar lately? Reaching for citrus on everything? Suddenly obsessed with pickled things?
Your Liver is asking for the sour taste. And in Chinese medicine, that craving is worth listening to.
Every organ system has a corresponding taste that supports it in the right amount. The taste of the Wood element and the Liver-Gallbladder system is sour. Small amounts gather and hold Liver Yin and Blood, calm reactive energy, and support the smooth flow of Qi through the whole body.
The key word is small. A squeeze of lemon. A splash of rice vinegar. A few bites of fermented vegetables. Enough to speak to the Liver, not so much that you contract it.
One squeeze of fresh lemon in your water every morning through May. That is the medicine. 🍋
Link in bio to explore what else your body might be telling you this spring. Food is always the first conversation.

I feel joy every time I practice. Every time.
05/08/2026

I feel joy every time I practice. Every time.

04/29/2026

Falling asleep fine and then popping wide awake between 1 and 3 AM with a mind that will not quit?
That is not insomnia. That is your Liver talking.
In Chinese medicine, 1 to 3 AM is the Liver’s window on the organ clock. It is when the Liver is meant to receive the blood, process the emotional residue of the day, and restore the whole body. When Liver Qi is stagnant or congested, that processing cannot happen quietly. The stuck Qi generates Heat, the Heat rises, the mind gets loud, and there you are at 2 AM staring at the ceiling replaying everything.
This pattern is not random. It is a pattern. And patterns can be shifted.
Cooked beets or tart cherry juice before bed for two weeks. Gentle, nourishing, and targeted directly at that 1 to 3 window. Try it before you try anything else. 🍒
Link in bio to book a session and look at the whole picture together. Your sleep tells me so much about what is happening underneath.

04/27/2026

The space between your eyebrows is one of the most honest places on your face. And it has been quietly reading your Liver this whole time.
Those vertical lines between the brows are not just from frowning. They tell the story of what your Liver has been holding. One deep line reflects long-standing frustration or anger that never fully found its way out.
Your face is not aging. It is recording.
The next time you catch yourself making that expression, pause. Something inside is tight. That is not a wrinkle. That is a message. 🌿
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04/25/2026

Woke up with a stiff neck out of nowhere? Old pain flaring up? Headache that came on fast with no obvious reason?
It may be the Wind.
In Chinese medicine, Wind is said to bring a thousand diseases because it never comes alone. It brings cold, heat, and dampness straight into the body. And your Liver and Gallbladder are especially sensitive to Wind.
The entry point is the back of the neck. Fengchi or Wind Pool.
A lightweight scarf on a breezy day is not old fashioned. It is one of the simplest and most effective things you can do for your Liver this spring. 🍃
Follow me for more seasonal TCM wisdom you can actually use. This medicine was made for everyday life.

04/24/2026

Paralyzed by decisions lately? Spinning in circles, every option feeling wrong, anxiety spiking just from being asked what you want for lunch?
That is not overthinking. That is Gallbladder Qi.
In Chinese medicine, the Gallbladder is the Official of Decision and Judgment. It gives you the nerve to act on what the Liver already knows. When that Qi is weak or blocked, you do not just feel indecisive. You feel small. Timid. Like you cannot trust yourself.
Spring is exactly when this pattern surfaces because Wood energy is demanding movement and the Gallbladder is the one that has to answer the call.
One breath. One choice. Even a small one. That is how you start building it back. 🌿
Follow me for more TCM wisdom this spring. There is so much more where this came from.

04/23/2026

Stretching more than ever and still feeling locked up? That is not a flexibility problem. That is a Liver Blood problem.
In Chinese medicine, the Liver governs every tendon and sinew in the body. When Liver Blood is full, you move with ease. When it is depleted or stagnant, the tendons dry out and no amount of stretching will fully get you there.
Spring is when this shows up most because Wood energy is pushing outward fast and the deficiency that was quietly hiding all winter suddenly has nowhere to hide.
Warm first. Then nourish. In that order. 🌿

04/22/2026

Wishing for peace in the world this Earth Day 2026. May we find harmony within, with each other and with the cycles of nature and the universe.

Image credit: NASA

Nos vœux de paix dans le monde en ce Jour de la Terre 2026. Puissions-nous trouver l’harmonie en nous, avec les autres et dans les cycles de la nature et de l’univers.

Mention de source : NASA

04/21/2026

Brittle. Peeling. Ridged. Slow to grow. You have been treating the nail when the conversation needs to happen with your Liver.
In Chinese medicine, the nails are an extension of the sinews, and the sinews are governed by the Liver. What shows up at your fingertips is a direct reflection of how well your Liver Blood is nourishing the whole system.
This is one of those things that changes how you look at your body forever once you know it.
Add black sesame seeds to your meals this week. One of the easiest to buy Liver and Kidney Blood tonics, and you probably have them in your kitchen right now. 🖤
Save this and go look at your nails.

Training the mind is every bit is important as training the body. I have had so much benefit, both mentally and physical...
04/20/2026

Training the mind is every bit is important as training the body. I have had so much benefit, both mentally and physically from practising these arts. 

04/19/2026

Dry eyes. Evening blurriness. That twitch that keeps coming back. Your Liver is communicating through your eyes.
In Chinese medicine, the Liver opens to the eyes. Everything that shows up there, the dryness, the redness, the floaters, the strain, is a reflection of what is happening inside the Liver system.
Screen fatigue is real. But it is rarely the whole story.
Nourish Liver Blood and the eyes respond. Start with a small amount of goji berries every day.
Save this and check in with your eyes today.

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