Culinary Medicine
Traditional Chinese medicine has the unique perspective that food and herbs come from the same source thus all foods have medicinal properties equally as herbs do. Beside acupuncture and herbal prescriptions traditional Chinese medicine also incorporates food therapy - a non-toxic yet highly effective biochemical approach to health and disease.
Culinary Medicine for Emotional Imbalance
In traditional Chinese medicine difficult emotions are approached through our mental awareness but can also be approached through our vitality and physiology. Seven negative emotions such as anger, worry, sadness, fear, etc. are associated with the disharmony of a certain organ or organ system. Benefiting the organ/organ system that the emotion is associated with can help release/transform the emotion itself.
Culinary Medicine for Body Pain and Inflammation
Inflammatory conditions and pain are best counteracted in the long run by changing the diet and lifestyle. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine the Liver and Kidney functions need to be improved, toxic fluids from the Spleen need to be drained, and the digestion needs to be harmonized.
Culinary Medicine for Women's Health
Now the busy health-conscious woman can understand how TCM uses foods, spices, and acupressure to address the specific signs and symptoms unique to their bodies.
Culinary Medicine for Children's Health
A compilation between traditional Chinese medicine principles and personal parental experience this is an outlook to children's health and their most common diseases from a completely different perspective.
Seasonal Menu
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, each season corresponds to one of the Five Elements, and each Element is associated with a specific color. The seasonal menu incorporates this perspective.
Acupressure
Open Point Calculator
The Open Point Calculator is designed based on an ancient Chinese healing system that practices treatment methods based on the daily cycle rather than personal signs and symptoms. According to ancient teachings, by stimulating the "open point" associated with the specific day and hour—an acupuncture point that shifts continuously—excess stagnant energy is released from the body, while deficient or scarce energy is replenished.
Point Location Videos
The Project additionally has more than 45 point location videos. The videos cover the most significant and most commonly used acupressure points in traditional Chinese medicine which stimulate physical and emotional recovery and restore the balance.
