Chinese Medicine Matters

Fire, fire, and more fire.
In this episode, Wendy Goldman breaks down what the Year of the Yang Fire Horse means on a personal and collective level, from rapid change and innovation to health, emotions, and opportunity within chaos. Learn how to stay grounded, prepared, and in harmony as this powerful year unfolds.
About the Author
Wendy S. Goldman, L.Ac. has been in private practice in San Diego for 25 years. She is also a 14th generation Master in the 800-year old Emei Qigong lineage. Wendy can be reached at [email protected].
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Chinese New Year, also known as Chūn Jié or Spring Festival, is a time of renewal, ritual, and preparation for the year ahead. In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Yvonne Lau shares traditional and modern ways to prepare for the holiday, with a focus on clearing stagnation, supporting healthy Qi flow, and setting the stage for health, harmony, and good fortune.

From decluttering and cleaning to auspicious foods and New Year’s Eve customs, this conversation offers practical insights into how preparation itself can be a meaningful and supportive practice.
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Lichun marks the release of winter’s stagnation and the first stirring of spring Yang. Drawing from classical texts and clinical experience, Yvonne Lau explores how seasonal transition influences Liver Qi and emotional regulation. 
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In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Dr. Skye Sturgeon discusses two closely related classical formulas used for external Wind–Cold–Damp invasion: Jing Fang Bai Du Wan (Release the Exterior Teapills) and Ren Shen Bai Du San ( Resilient Warrior Teapills).
The episode focuses on the key point of differentiation between these formulas, constitutional strength and the presence of Qi deficiency. Dr. Sturgeon reviews their traditional origins, clinical indications, and practical considerations to help practitioners choose the appropriate formula based on presentation and underlying vitality.
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Brain fog, mental fatigue, forgetfulness, this week we’re talking about Cerebral Tonic Tablets (Bu Nao Pian). Tune in as we explore how this classic formula supports memory, focus, and cognitive clarity by nourishing the Sea of Marrow and calming the Shen.
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