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  • Lung & Chest Support: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Lung & Chest Support: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Are you someone who always has a pack of tissues handy? Do you struggle with constant allergies, lingering coughs, or catch colds easily? Maybe your skin is dry and irritated, or you’ve been feeling more sad or disconnected than usual? According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), these symptoms could all point back to an imbalance

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  • The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Chinese Herbal Formulas by Organ System

    The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Chinese Herbal Formulas by Organ System

    Chinese herbal medicine can be powerful. But if you’ve ever wanted to try a TCM formula, but gotten stuck wondering “which formula is right for me?,” you’re not alone. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) offers hundreds of time-tested herbal formulas, each designed to bring the body back into balance in its own unique way. But with

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  • Heart Health & Calm: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Heart Health & Calm: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    You may think of your heart as simply the vital organ that pumps blood, but Traditional Chinese Medicine sees the Heart as much more. In TCM, the Heart is the “emperor” or ruler of the entire body. It’s not only in charge of blood circulation but also housing the Shen (spirit/mind). For instance, do you

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  • Spleen Strength & Stability: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Spleen Strength & Stability: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Do you feel tired after meals? Bloated no matter what you eat? Struggle with brain fog, loose stools, or stubborn weight gain? According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), these symptoms aren’t just random – they often point to an imbalance in one of the body’s most essential (yet often overlooked) organs: the Spleen. The TCM

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  • Liver Support & Flow: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Liver Support & Flow: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Have you ever felt like stress is getting the best of you? Or maybe your digestion seems off, your sleep is disrupted, or you’re experiencing headaches that won’t go away? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), these symptoms often point to an imbalance in one of the body’s most crucial organ systems: the Liver. Blaming your

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  • Kidney Support & Vitality: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Kidney Support & Vitality: Which Chinese Herbal Formula is Right for You?

    Have you ever felt like your energy tank is running on empty, no matter how much rest you get? Or perhaps you’ve noticed changes in your hair, bones, or even your hearing? In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), these signs might point to the health of an organ system that plays a foundational role in your

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About the Author

Kaitlan Downes, MSAOM, L.AC

Kate Downes is a Chinese medicine practitioner with a passion for herbal medicine. In fact, it was her love for plant and earth medicine that first drew her to study Chinese medicine.

Kate has a MSAOM (Master of Science, Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine) certification and practiced acupuncture in Indianapolis, IN for five years before packing her bags to roam the world. In order to stay in touch with the wellness community and continue to help others thrive with herbal medicine, she transformed her work from face-to-face patient care to spreading wellness through words. Her life as a remote herbalist and writer has allowed her to work with a variety of wellness brands, health pioneers, and her wonderful clients. She has a special interest in working with women’s health.

Kate thoroughly enjoys writing educational and useful pieces for Best Chinese Medicine. Her goal is to help the public gain a better understanding of the wonders of Chinese herbal medicine so they can be empowered in their own quest for natural, vibrant health.

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