07/09/2026
Spring in Traditional Chinese Medicine 🀄️
As spring arrives, Yang Qi begins to rise and move upward, expelling deep-seated Cold from the body.
While this is a natural cleansing process, it can also stir up symptoms such as hay fever, allergies, sinus congestion, headaches, irritability, digestive changes, fatigue, and skin flare-ups.
In TCM, spring is linked with the Liver (Gan, 肝), which governs the smooth flow of Qi.
When Liver Qi stagnates, symptoms like mood swings, tight muscles, PMS, or eye irritation may surface.
Supporting the Liver during spring helps your body adapt to seasonal changes with more balance and ease.
✨ To stay healthy this season, focus on:
• Eating fresh, green, and lightly cooked foods 🍃
• Moving your body with stretching, walks, or yoga 🧘♀️
• Letting go of heavy, damp foods that slow digestion
• Prioritising rest while embracing outdoor time 🌸
Spring is the season of renewal—an opportunity to harmonise your body with nature and set the foundation for a vibrant year ahead.
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