Pitaya is another word for dragonfruit, and typically is the “red” version which is a beautiful, vibrant magenta color. You can find this pre-blended and frozen, as I did here, or you can buy the pitaya whole and blend it ahead of time, place it in ice...
Who doesn’t love a pretty and dramatic dish for breakfast or brunch? This papaya bowl is a stunner and full of healthy vitamins and minerals to start your day off right. Ingredients: 1/2 papaya, cut lengthwise and seeds removed 5 oz plant-based plain yogurt...
Fresh figs are an amazing treat when they are in season. In Chinese Medicine, figs help to eliminate toxins, clear heat, tonify the qi and blood, and they help the spleen, stomach, lungs, and large intestine. Blueberries are not only packed with amazing antioxidants-...
In Chinese Medicine and our own culture alike, summer is the time of get-togethers, outdoor fun, and play. It’s the perfect time of year to embrace your child-like nature by trying something new, and maybe even a little potentially embarrassing! Here are some ideas to...
Eggs are good for helping to build kidney qi according to Chinese Medicine, and so if you’re feeling tired or run down, or you’ve been “burning the candle at both ends” lately, try out these herby scrambled eggs. They’re my favorite way...
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