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Learn gentle Sotai Movement Therapy techniques for rapid pain relief, better alignment, and improved movement, easily integrated into acupuncture or bodywork practice.
Sperb’s Herbs is an exciting FREE video podcast series that investigates the traditions and science of Chinese Herbs. (CEUs are available as an add-on.)
This is an exciting episode of the Sperb’s Herbs, Chinese Singles podcast. This episode covers the Chinese herb gou qi zi, commonly known as Goji.
Garlic is a wonderful culinary herb. But it is also a useful Chinese herb. This episode goes into the medicinal qualities of garlic from a scientific and Chinese point of view.
Devil’s claw is our first herb from Africa. It is supposed to help aches and pains, joints, and digestive complaints among many other uses. We will be looking at the history of this herb, what it is supposed to treat, and the science behind it.
Melaleuca Cajuputi, commonly known as Paperbark, is an herb used by many Aboriginal people in Australia.
This week’s episode looks at an interesting formula in the nourish and tonify the yin category: yi guan jian or linking decoction.
Ma Huang is one of the most useful and absolutely the most controversial herbs in the entire Chinese herbal pharmacopeia.
Hops is a traditional European herb with some interesting uses. And it is a major ingredient in beer.
This episode will cover what it does, its history, and the science and pharmacology behind it.
This episode, we are exploring another important category of herbs: Herbs that Cool and Release the Exterior.
This is an exciting episode of the Sperb’s Herbs podcast. This episode covers the Chinese herb Gui Zhi (Cinnamon Twig).
This episode covers the herb Cleome Arabica as well as some of the culture around this herb.
This episode covers the Chinese formula Shi Quan Da Bu Tang and has an interview with master herbalist, Dr. Min Fan.
This is an exciting episode of the Sperb’s Herbs podcast. This episode covers the Chinese herb Huang Lian(Coptis).