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Needle & Nature

Unlocking the wisdom of acupuncture and herbs

  • Acupuncture & Theory
  • Seasonal Living
  • Herbal Medicine
  • Pain & Recovery
  • Emotional Health
  • Goji Berries & Walnuts: A Simple Snack For Energy

    Goji Berries & Walnuts: A Simple Snack For Energy

    Goji berries and walnuts are nutritious snacks that provide energy, support immune function, enhance eye health, and promote heart health, making them ideal for sustained vitality and overall well-being.

    Christine VanDoren

    February 16, 2026
    Herbal Medicine
    recipes, yang deficiency
  • The Kidney-Ear Connection: Why Ringing Ears Worsen with Stress

    The Kidney-Ear Connection: Why Ringing Ears Worsen with Stress

    Tinnitus, linked to Kidney energy in TCM, can be exacerbated by stress and lifestyle factors. Understanding this connection may guide holistic approaches to support well-being and vitality.

    Christine VanDoren

    February 9, 2026
    Acupuncture & Theory
    qi stagnation
  • 3 Reasons Why You Should Soak Your Feet Every Night

    3 Reasons Why You Should Soak Your Feet Every Night

    A nightly foot soak during winter can improve circulation, relieve stress, and promote healthy skin. Adding herbs like ginger and mugwort enhances the relaxation experience, supporting overall well-being.

    Christine VanDoren

    February 1, 2026
    Seasonal Living
    sleep, yang deficiency
  • Jade Screen Powder: The Famous Formula For Flu Season

    Jade Screen Powder: The Famous Formula For Flu Season

    Yu Ping Feng San, or Jade Screen Powder, is a Traditional Chinese Medicine formula that supports the body’s protective Qi. It emphasizes preventive care and balance, particularly during seasonal transitions.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 30, 2026
    Herbal Medicine
    wei qi/immunity
  • Why Bone Broth Is the Ultimate Winter Superfood

    Why Bone Broth Is the Ultimate Winter Superfood

    Winter promotes deep nourishment and energy conservation through warming foods. Bone broth, a traditional staple, supports vitality and resilience by nourishing the body’s foundational essence, Jing, during colder months.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 28, 2026
    Seasonal Living
    digestion, recipes, wei qi/immunity
  • Moxibustion 101: How to Use Heat to Heal at Home

    Moxibustion 101: How to Use Heat to Heal at Home

    Moxibustion, a traditional Chinese medicine practice, uses heat from burning mugwort to promote circulation, ease pain, and restore balance in the body through targeted warmth and energy flow.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 26, 2026
    Pain & Recovery
    moxa, pain relief
  • 9 Best Warming Teas For Freezing Days (Student Top Picks)

    9 Best Warming Teas For Freezing Days (Student Top Picks)

    Herbal teas have many benefits, and the warm beverages are especially helpful in contrast to cold weather. Discover the 9 best warming teas to include in your routine.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 24, 2026
    Herbal Medicine
    digestion, tea
  • The Winter Blues Explained: Fear, Willpower, and Kidney Energy

    The Winter Blues Explained: Fear, Willpower, and Kidney Energy

    Do you tend to dread the winter months because of the dreariness that can accompany them? Gain a new perspective by understanding how winter is associated with the Kidneys and tips for taking care of your emotional health.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 22, 2026
    Emotional Health
    qi stagnation
  • Cold Hands and Feet? What It Means For Your Yang Energy

    Cold Hands and Feet? What It Means For Your Yang Energy

    Do you frequently experience cold hands and feet? Discover the possible cause and simple tips that can help.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 20, 2026
    Acupuncture & Theory
    yang deficiency
  • Kidney-Supporting Foods to Add to Your Winter Grocery Cart

    Kidney-Supporting Foods to Add to Your Winter Grocery Cart

    Winter encourages the consumption of warming, kidney-supportive foods for overall health. Discover some key versatile ingredients to include in your regular grocery run for enhanced nourishment.

    Christine VanDoren

    January 18, 2026
    Seasonal Living
    digestion, yang deficiency
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