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Dr. Mark Wiley

Can Chinese medicine cure AIDS?

AIDS used to be a death sentence. These days, AIDS is treatable with antiretroviral therapy, but at a high side-effect cost. New research shows promise for a Traditional Chinese Medicine approach that may lead to a future cure, or at least, a better outcome…

Jenny Smiechowski

5 healing uses of Manuka honey

Honey is really healthy… It’s antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and contains antioxidants. But there’s one particular kind of honey that stands out from the pack when it comes to health benefits…

Dr. Mark Wiley

Why turn to Traditional Chinese Medicine

At its foundation, traditional Chinese medicine offers the promise of balanced wellness. TCM examinations employ visual, olfactory, and physical touch steeped in thousands of years of theories, to identify the specific imbalances in your body that are allowing the poor health symptoms to exist.

Jedha Dening

Chlorella: The super green detox superfood

Your body has built-in detoxification systems, but can still use a little help. These days, your liver carries quite the load, thanks to heavy metals and toxic chemicals. But there’s green superfood you can use as a powerful detox aid to support your body’s best efforts…

Dr. Mark Wiley

What your tongue shows about your health

The tongue is an amazing body part. It helps you speak, eat and keeps your mouth and lips moist. But did you know your tongue could reveal surprising secrets about you, from anemia, to autoimmune diseases, to food allergies and more…

Dr. Mark Wiley

How Chinese herbal medicine works

Herbology is, in a nutshell, the study of the properties of herbs, their collection, preparation, benefits and how to use them. Chinese herbs have been used for the treatment of illness and disease in Chinese medicine for thousands of years.

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Jenny Smiechowski

Replace pain pills with this ancient Chinese herb

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the most effective painkiller is the opium plant, the same plant that inspired modern painkillers. But there are a few problems with opiates… they’re extremely sedating and highly addictive. That’s why it’s time to look to TCM’s second most effective painkiller.

Dr. Mark Wiley

TCM’s most promising cancer and inflammation fighter

Over the past decade, a powerful bioflavonid found naturally in plants, herbs, and vegetables known as luteolin, has been gaining ground in research studies as a potential “big gun” in the treatment and prevention of diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s, diabetes and others.

Jenny Smiechowski

You’re not ‘stuck’ with constipation if you try this

Constipation is a serious matter. When you’re constipated, your body is bogged down with extra wastes it should be releasing. And that puts you at risk for health problems like hemorrhoids, incontinence, rectal prolapse, diverticulosis and colon cancer. But for some it’s a chronic problem…

Dr. Mark Wiley

How Traditional Chinese Medicine relieves arthritis

Given that arthritis is the oldest disease known to man, it only makes sense that the Chinese have been diagnosing and treating it for thousands of years. Yet doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine do not look at it as a disease, at least not in the way mainstream medicine does.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Ancient method shown effective for arthritic knee pain

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a painful syndrome, especially when it affects the knees as these help hold and move the load of the body, affecting movement and mobility. The CDC offer up two harrowing statistics…

Dr. Mark Wiley

Pin pricks and parmesan might save your heart

Your doctor may be doing all he can with the tools he’s been given. But besides giving up the worst offending lifestyle factors that make you a prime target, there are some surprising tools at your disposal to protect your heart.

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