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Chinese Medicine Matters

Mayway Herbs
Traditional Chinese Medicine
Menopause
Osteoporosis
Herbal Medicine
Teenage Acne
Women's Health
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
Si Wu Tang
Epimedium
Acupuncture
Infertility
Thyroid Dysfunction
Skin Care Treatments
Cystic Acne
Hormones
Holistic Medicine
Hua Tuo
Zi Su Ye
Dietary Recommendations
Hormonal Changes

Traditional Chinese Medicine related articles, interviews, and news to support practitioner and student knowledge and lifelong learning. Select your favorite podcast provider to subscribe and get notified of new recordings!

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In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Janet Borges explores nutritional therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine, based on an article by Yvonne Lau. From the energetic properties of foods to how diet can support constitution, seasonal balance, ... more

Many skin flare-ups that appear with the changing seasons are assumed to be allergies, but that is not always the case. In this episode, David Heron explores how shifts in temperature, humidity, sunlight, and daily habits can aggravate underlying imb... more

In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Yvonne Lau, President of Mayway Herbs, discusses Cang Er Zi (Xanthium sibiricum). Well known in Chinese medicine for opening the nasal passages and dispelling Wind, this humble spiny fruit also carries a r... more

In Part 2 of this ongoing Chat series, Dr. Skye Sturgeon and Yvonne Lau move from philosophy into clinical application, exploring how Yin and Yang guide diagnosis and treatment in Chinese medicine. They discuss the Eight Principles, organ relationshi... more

In Part 1 of this ongoing Chat series, Dr. Skye Sturgeon and Yvonne Lau explore Yin and Yang beyond the familiar symbol. Beginning with the Taiji diagram, they discuss how duality, perception, and transformation shape our understanding of reality, an... more

In this episode, Dr. Skye Sturgeon explores the enduring relevance of Gui Pi Tang (Return the Spleen Decoction), a classical formula with over 2,000 years of history that remains a staple in clinical practice.

Often categorized as a Qi and Blood ton... more

In this episode of Chinese Medicine Matters, Yvonne Lau joins us to explore the traditions of Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival (Chūn Jié 春節), beginning February 17, 2026 -- the Year of the Fire Horse.

Celebrated over 15 days, the ... more

Fire, fire, and more fire.

In this episode, Wendy Goldman breaks down what the Year of the Yang Fire Horse means on a personal and collective level, from rapid change and innovation to health, emotions, and opportunity within chaos. Learn how to sta... more

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Recent Guests

David Heron
DACM, LAC; dermatologist with a focus on dermatology in Chinese medicine
Oakland Hills Acupuncture
Episode: Seasonal Skin “Allergies” and the Search for Balance
Dr. Skye Sturgeon
Quality assurance manager and special consultant at Mayway Herbs, former chair of Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine at Bastyr University.
Mayway Herbs
Episode: Gui Pi Tang: A Formula for Settling the Mind
Wendy S. Goldman
14th generation master in the 800-year-old Emei Qigong lineage and private practice practitioner in San Diego for over 20 years.
Goldman Wellness Center
Episode: Predictions for 2026 Year of the Yang Fire Horse
Yvonne Lau
President of Meiwei Herbs with extensive experience in the Chinese herb industry.
Meiwei Herbs
Episode: Lichun (Beginning of Spring): Clinical Reflections on Seasonal Transition
Diana Freed
Founder and former executive director of Acupuncturists Without Borders
Acupuncturists Without Borders
Episode: Giving Tuesday 2025
Dr. Afua Bromley
Executive Director and founder of Universal Holistic Health
Universal Holistic Health
Episode: Giving Tuesday 2025
William Maclean
Graduate of the New South Wales College of Natural Therapies and the University of Technology, Sydney; author and educator in Chinese medicine.
Episode: Treatment of Constipation with Chinese Medicine
Dr. Amy Mager
Doctor of acupuncture and Chinese medicine, licensed acupuncturist, and advocate for the profession
American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine
Episode: Practical Tips for Supporting Young People in a TCM Clinic
Catherine Niemiec
Founder and president of the Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine & Acupuncture.
Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine & Acupuncture
Episode: Today's Challenges in TCM Education: with Catherine Niemiec & Thomas Kouo, Part 2

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Lauren Koffel
Host of Chinese Medicine Matters, affiliated with Mayway Herbs and Meiwei Herbs; featured across episodes as the primary host with a focus on traditional Chinese medicine theory, clinical practice, and herbal formulas.

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Practical Tips for Supporting Young People in a TCM Clinic
Q: What should acupuncturists do to treat teens with anxiety and depression?
They should look to be part of an integrative care team while seeking parents' permission to connect with therapists.
Practical Tips for Supporting Young People in a TCM Clinic
Q: How do you approach treatment plans for children in clinic?
I create a dialogue with the child and their parent, check in for comfort, and offer treatment options based on their needs.
Women's Voices in TCM: Valerie Hobbs
Q: What suggestions or tips would you give to aspiring acupuncturists focusing on women's health?
Valerie advises new practitioners to focus on showing up authentically for their patients, managing personal challenges, and maintaining a constant curiosity about the medicine they practice.
Women's Voices in TCM: Valerie Hobbs
Q: What are your main takeaways regarding women's health from your doctorate?
Valerie highlights the significance of having a more profound connection with the medicine and the vital interactions that occur between practitioner and patient.
Women's Voices in TCM: Valerie Hobbs
Q: How has being a midwife at EMT affected your TCM career?
Valerie explained that her background in midwifery and emergency medicine enhanced her perspective on diseases and treatments, providing her valuable insights into using acupuncture safely in perinatal care.

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What is Chinese Medicine Matters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show covers traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) through in-depth conversations with practitioners, researchers, and cultural experts. Episodes frequently explore core TCM concepts (Yin and Yang, Qi, Jing), classical formulas (Gui Pi Tang, Ren Shen Bai Du, Jing Fang Bai Du), and seasonal or cultural practices (Chinese New Year, Li Chun) while tying them to clinical applications, patient care, and modern wellness. Guests tend to bring a blend of clinical expertise, educational background in TCM, and practical insights for practitioners, students, and wellness-minded listeners. The series often threads philosophy with actionable guidance on herbal formulas, diagnostic thinking, and the integration of ancient wisdom with contemporary health... more

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