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  • Turkey Tail Mushrooms For Dogs

    Turkey Tail Mushrooms For Dogs

    Many pet parents believe that mushrooms are toxic and that dogs should never eat them. Though some species of this fungus can be dangerous and even deadly, one mushroom, the Turkey Tail mushroom, has many amazing health benefits for dogs. Turkey Tail mushrooms are good for dogs. In fact, these fantastic little mushrooms help dogs…

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  • Yunnan Baiyao for Dogs

    Yunnan Baiyao for Dogs

    Yunnan Baiyao is a Traditional Chinese Medicine formula that humans have used for hundreds of years. Recently, veterinarians and owners have begun seeing the many health benefits of Yunnan Baiyao in treating dogs. This herb can be given orally or applied topically and is safe for dogs, cats, rabbits, and horses. What Does Yunnan Baiyao…

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  • Did you know the secret to thriving in winter could lie on your plate? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), food is more than nourishment – it’s a tool to align your body with the flow of the season. By embracing seasonal eating in winter (or any season), you can optimize your energy, support your body’s…

  • The New Year is here once again. Did you stick to last year’s resolutions and look forward to making even more progress this year? Or did you fall off track, and feel ready to start again with renewed motivation? No matter how last year played out for you, this moment offers a fresh slate to…

  • Got cold hands and feet? Pins and needles? Nagging pain and fatigue? These are all signs of poor blood circulation. With the help of Chinese herbs for poor blood circulation, however, you can get your blood coursing to relieve these pesky symptoms and improve your whole body health. Read on to learn more about how…