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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Health & Fitness | |||

Lichun marks the release of winter’s stagnation and the first stirring of spring Yang. Drawing from classical texts and clinical experience, Yvonne Lau explores how seasonal transition influences Liver Qi and emotional regulation.
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In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Dr. Skye Sturgeon discusses two closely related classical formulas used for external Wind–Cold–Damp invasion: Jing Fang Bai Du Wan (Release the Exterior Teapills) and Ren Shen Bai Du San ( Resilient Warrio... more
Brain fog, mental fatigue, forgetfulness, this week we’re talking about Cerebral Tonic Tablets (Bu Nao Pian). Tune in as we explore how this classic formula supports memory, focus, and cognitive clarity by nourishing the Sea of Marrow and calming the... more
In this episode, Mary Lynn Morales and Ray Reider join us to share the work of the Charlotte Maxwell Clinic, a free clinic serving women in the Oakland area who are navigating cancer with limited financial resources.
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As the year comes to a close, join us for a heartfelt message from Yvonne Lau, President of Mayway Herbs, as she shares warm holiday wishes and expresses gratitude for your support throughout 2025. It’s our way of celebrating the season and saying “t... more
This episode explores the nature of Qi: its origins, how it functions in the body, and why it’s so central to Chinese medicine. Yvonne Lau and Dr. Skye Sturgeon talk about Qi cultivation, the ways acupuncture and herbs can affect Qi, and how practice... more
This week, Dr. Skye Sturgeon guides us through the rich philosophical world of the I Ching and its central archetype: the “Superior Man,” or junzi. Drawing on classical commentaries and historical context, Skye illustrates how this ideal of cultivate... more
In this special Giving Tuesday episode, we highlight three nonprofit organizations bringing compassionate, community-centered care to people facing crisis, illness, and long-term health inequities.
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The episodes explore key concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and its applications to modern health issues, focusing on both theoretical and practical aspects. Topics range from the philosophical implications of ancient texts like the I Ching to discussions about herbal remedies, digestive health, and the treatment of conditions such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome and constipation. The podcast likely aims to bridge the gap between classical TCM principles and contemporary health practices, making the information accessible for both practitioners and interested novices. Listeners can expect insightful interviews with experts in various fields, covering a broad spectrum of topics—from specific herbal formulas to the integration of TCM ... more
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Recent guests on Chinese Medicine Matters include:
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2. Dr. Afua Bromley
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4. Dr. Amy Mager
5. Yvonne Lau
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