Ai Ye (Artemisia argyi) is another important herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with distinct properties and functions. Here are its primary characteristics: Properties: Nature: Warm (温, Wen) Flavor: Pungent, Bitter (辛, 苦; Xin, Ku) Functions: Warms the Channels: Ai Ye is known for its ability to warm the meridians and dispel cold, making it…
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Dan Shen (Salvia miltiorrhiza) is a widely used herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with several key properties and functions. Here are its primary characteristics: Properties: Nature: Slightly cold (微寒, Wei Han) Flavor: Bitter (苦, Ku) Functions: Promotes Blood Circulation: Dan Shen is renowned for its ability to invigorate blood and promote circulation, making it…
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December 2024 The Canadian Postal strike is causing a lot of problems obviously. The United States Postal Service will not accept orders to Canada. UPS is shipping up to Canada but I’m getting reports they may be adding a 40 CAD “delivery charge” to our orders going up there. (I imagine that they…
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Researching? Eagleherbs loves that patients and their health providers do their own research. Consumers have brought great formulas to my attention and they have been very helpful for a number of people. We subscribe to a PubMed newsletter which alerts us to new uses of Chinese herbs and formulas. This business grows because of your…
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Some testimonials from our customers. If you can send in yours and help us out by reassuring others we are legit. Obviously we won’t use your name. Let me explain that herbs can help with serious diseases however we can’t claim cures. Often times a person may be one formula and then need to change…
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All diseases in Chinese Medicine come from an imbalance of Yin and Yang. In the case of wind, the Yin can fail to “ground” the Yang and so the Yang “floats” and moves too aggressively causing “wind”. We can see this when there is blood deficiency and its opposite, “qi”, invades and moves too quickly…
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If you had a custom formula made up for you, you can re-order here. Please put in the comments of the order either the Order # you got before and now want again and/or the date of that order. Even if you ordered the same custom formula remind me of what it was. Thanks. (If…
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Why are so many herbs called Tangs or Wan or Pian? What is the difference? Chinese Formulas (groups of herbs) can be prepared and taken in a number of ways. The prescription itself is called a fāng (方 – pronounced fong). A tang is when the herbs are put in a pot and simmered for 10 minutes…
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I have been practicing acupuncture for almost 20 years now and I most always play music during treatments. I found it difficult to find appropriate music so for my own sanity I made CD’s using computers and a few instruments (flutes, guitar, erhu, violin). Each of the CD’s is one hour long. These are not…
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