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Spring sprang a few months ago and is almost over.....soon we’ll be cruising into Summer and all that it entails.....family vacations, romping in the surf, kayaking , amusement parks and waterparks and endless other outdoor activities!! Tons of Fun!!!! One thing all these activities have is common is the need for energy to enjoy them!! That energy in Chinese Medicine is referred to as Qi ( pronounced Chee ). Qi is the vital energy of the body. Every system, cell, thought and

Emotions We all have them....some good, some bad. Controlling them can be a challenge; embracing them can also be tough. They are used in Chinese Medicine as a diagnostic tool to determine which energy channels are deficient or in excess mode! For example: If you are experiencing eye symptoms such as floaters or blurry vision, your Liver system needs attention. You may cry more easily, become angry or jealous, or find yourself raising your voice or shouting more often. Spr