Food
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Tips to Eat for Healing Throughout the YearEating for healing is a great way to bring your body back into balance. Incorporate these tips into your life today!
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Food: Nature’s Gift to EarthNature continually astonishes us with its immense power. Yet in the same breath, it creates nourishing food that all living things rely on for survival. Learn how to respect these gifts and make good choices.
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Dumplings: A Legacy of ProsperityDumplings and spring rolls are a celebrated part of Lunar New Year. Try some of these fillings to welcome luck and fortune into the Year of the Water Tiger.
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Lucky Foods in the New YearOn Chinese New Year, certain foods are thought to bring health, wealth, happiness, and prosperity. Enjoy these lucky foods as we welcome the Year of the Rabbit!
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Soup’s On! Are You Ready?Seven days of warm, comforting soup and Qigong practices? Yes please! Hurry—Winter Qi Re-Set starts January 15!
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Eating for Healing: Pears Three WaysPears are one of TCM's superfoods. They add moisture to the Lung and help relieve coughing and congestion. Give one of these recipes a try!
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1-2-3 Soup (In Just 30 Minutes)!Three soup recipes—each prepped and on the table in under 30 minutes. What a perfect way to conserve your Qi and nourish those you love.
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A Lesson in Not Wasting: Soup For Dinner!Cooking can be simple! Use up your leftovers and get a delicious dinner on the table in no time.
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Winter Transition Cooking: Forbidden Fried RiceThis comforting dish is the perfect way to ease into Winter. Use leftover rice and fresh or frozen veggies for a super simple take on dinner.
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Don’t Blame It On the Turkey!We ask our digestive system to process a lot over the holidays—a lot more than just turkey! Make a plan to simplify your next gathering.
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Winter Transition Cooking: Butternut Squash SoupThis soup brings together the fruits of Autumn's harvest with some added warmth and spice to help you transition into the chill of Winter.
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Grand Master Lu’s Tips to Prevent the FluIn this video, Grand Master Lu shares simple tips for preventing the flu and staying healthy. Prevention is the best medicine!