Learn about the 7 pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which include acupuncture, herbal medicine, moxibustion, cupping, tua na, tai chi and qi gong, and dietary therapy.

It’s almost a given that most of us will overeat on Thanksgiving. Many people look forward to indulging in a multi-course feast filled with a wide range of food and drinks that can span hours. Many people have pepto-bismol or tums ready to go to combat the side effects of such a large feast. Chinese medicine offers a solution in the form of an herbal formula called Bao He Wan or “Preserve Harmony Pill.”

Acupuncture and Chinese medicine can help with numerous digestive issues.

Insomnia or having difficulty sleeping is a common reason people seek acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Many patients are looking for non-drug alternatives to treating insomnia and sleep disorders since sleep drugs often come with their own side effects.