03/19/2026
Most people expect to feel better in spring. More light, warmer days, the world waking up — it sounds like relief. But here's what nobody tells you: spring is actually one of the hardest seasons on your body and your nervous system. The joints ache. The emotions surface. The mood can swing wildly. And there's a reason the highest rates of depression and anxiety across the entire world peak not in winter — but in spring.
From a Chinese Medicine perspective, this makes sense. The Liver — your body's General, the organ that holds your vision, your plans, and your stored emotions — is working harder right now than at any other time of year. Wind and Damp are peaking. Your blood is moving outward from the deep tissues. Everything that was quietly held through the cold is beginning to stir and surface.
The good news? There are specific, time-tested practices that work with this rising energy rather than against it. I'm sharing five favorites — from breathwork and Qi Gong to acupuncture, hydrotherapy, and the simple power of rhythm and routine. Read more: https://wix.to/Mnfrege
Dear Friends, Your body is a reflection of nature, a microcosm of the same forces moving through the world outside your window. And in spring, those forces are unmistakable. All winter, your circulation has been consolidating — pulling inward and downward, protecting the vital flame at the core, c...