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Digestion in Chinese Medicine

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    Acupuncture for Bloating

    Why Chinese medicine links bloating to stuck Qi, and the herbs, acupuncture, cupping and eating habits used to ease it. Includes when to see a doctor.

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    Constipation Acupuncture

    Chinese medicine links constipation to Qi stagnation, Yang deficiency or heat. See how acupuncture, herbs, diet and Qi Gong are used, with cautions.

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    Nausea Acupuncture

    Common causes of nausea, why Chinese medicine links it to stomach energy moving upward, and how acupuncture and herbs are used to settle the stomach.

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    Constipation Chinese Medicine

    How often you should have a bowel movement, what a healthy one looks like, and what hard, loose, dark, light or bloody stools can mean. Check yours today.

  • Illustration: A cup of peppermint tea and a bowl of simple rice
    IBS Chinese Medicine – Irritable Bowel Syndrome

    What a 1998 JAMA trial of Chinese herbs found for IBS, how acupuncture and moxibustion are used, plus practical tips on peppermint, tea and gut flora.

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