Seasonal TCM Considerations — Summer
TCM emphasizes aligning with the natural rhythm of each season. In TCM, summer is associated with fire, representing a time of heightened energy and abundant activity.
The Art of Fire Cupping
Fire cupping has been a fundamental component of Traditional Chinese Medicine for over 2,000 years. Used to help balance the flow of Qi and blood in the body, fire cupping may be a great addition to your TCM treatments.
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Facial Acupuncture: Harnessing Ancient Wisdom for Radiant Skin
Registered Acupuncturist Vanessa Claros outlines the potential benefits of facial acupuncture and what to expect in a treatment at Tandem Clinic. Vanessa offers facial acupuncture treatments, gua sha facial massage and cupping, as well as LED light therapy treatment
LED Therapy : The How and Why of Low-Level Light Therapy
A concise breakdown on how LED therapy works and its many benefits. Written by our registered acupuncturist (R.Ac) Vanessa Claros.
Auricular Acupuncture & NADA Protocol
Vanessa Claros, Registered Acupuncturist, explains more about auricular (ear) acupuncture and the NADA protocol.
Lean into Fall - 5 tips from an Acupuncturist
In TCM, each season is associated with one of the 5 elements ( Fire, Earth, Metal, Water, Wood), and a yin and yang organ. The fall is connected to the Lung System in TCM.
There are many tools at our disposal through Chinese Medicine to live in harmony with the seasons, and ultimately support health and longevity. Here are 5 tips to help you align with the fall.