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Aileen Lozada Kim is a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner and the author of 'Traditional Chinese Medicine Made Easy' (book coming soon).

11/01/2022

There are people who think getting purple marks from cupping is due to medical malpractice. This is incorrect. After performing cupping, people will get different colored marks, which represent the kind of issues they have in their bodies. A pale color means there is a deficiency of blood or Qi, a purple mark means there is a stagnation of blood or Qi, meaning blood or Qi isn’t moving smoothly in your body, and a pink mark represent a healthy blood flow.

Look at all the different colors that you can see~

If you are interested in an beginner’s guide for Traditional Chinese Medicine you might enjoy my book ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine Made Easy!’ Available in the link in my bio.

09/09/2021

My book ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine Made Easy’ is the first acupuncture and herbal medicine guide book exclusively made easy, so that even young readers can understand.

Its perfect for adult patients who wish to learn more about their TCM treatments and for young readers who might aspire to be TCM doctors (maybe like their parents or family members?). Here’s what you can expect to find inside this book:

🍵fun facts
🍵colorful illustrations
🍵quizzes
🍵simple case studies
🍵simple TCM theory explanations

📖 The amazon link is in my bio! You can also find it in the Apple bookstore, Barnes and Noble, and other online bookstores worldwide~

(Available as an ebook, paperback, and hardcover)

28/07/2021

My patient’s facial swelling has subdued almost completely, after 3 acupuncture treatments.

One of the greatest things about acupuncture is that it helps the body recover even when western doctors don’t have any answers.

My patient came in with sudden facial swelling. Noticeable on her eyelids, nose, cheeks and lips. Her 1st acupuncture treatment made the swelling go down a bit. She also went to see a western doctor which couldn’t say exactly what could have caused this, but recommended her to continue acupuncture treatments until it completely subdues. Finally, after 3 acupuncture treatments, she is feeling back to normal~

26/07/2021

My doggy getting acupuncture in a chinese medicine vet hospital ☺️

Did you know acupuncture is also available for your pets? Vets that major in TCM become specialists in acupuncture for animals ❤️

21/07/2021

Some skin conditions are chronic and can be very difficult to live with, making it very important for people to have regular acupuncture visits in order to manage their chronic conditions.

(Using a Dr. Tan Taiyin Yangming Seasonal Treatment)

19/04/2021

We all have both Yin and Yang in our bodies. Yin and Yang are opposite, yet complementary energies, which is why its important to do and eat everything in moderation. Too much Yang food for example can injure the body, and too much Yin food is also harmful. A balance of both Yin and Yang are essential to be healthy.

The Yin and Yang theory is fundamental to the practice of TCM in terms of understanding, diagnosing, and treating health problems.

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If you are interested in an easy beginners guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine? You will enjoy this book, which includes information about the fundamental theories, acupuncture, herbs, and food therapy!

(My book is available in bookstores worldwide. Link in my bio!)

#中医 #中医药大学 #北京

17/03/2021

Dr. WuXi and I side by side in the acupuncture department 🙆‍♀️ Thanks to her, we got to work together on a medical research publication in the Hindawi journal about the effects of electroacupuncture therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy in chronic insomnia.

It was an amazing experience!

11/03/2021

My favorite museum of all times, found in the traditional medicine street!

Here’s a display of a doctor feeling his patients pulse in order to make a diagnosis. There are four TCM diagnostic methods: Inspection, Listening & Smelling, Inquiring and Palpation.

Are you interested in an easy beginners guide? The book ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine Made Easy!’ is a book that simplifies how TCM works and it includes illustrations on each page, along with useful acupressure points and teas! Its great for patients who want to understand their acupuncture treatment just a little more :) (Amazon Link is in my bio)

25/02/2021

Most public hospitals here in China are like this one. There are multiple beds in one room. In this hospital we have 8 beds per room. All the timers are set at the same time and once the timer goes off, the next 8 patients can come in. Its a very different experience compared to most acupuncture clinics in the U.S., right?

#中医 #针灸 #医院

18/02/2021

Yin Foods vs. Yang Foods

There are several different ways to balance your body, one of the ways is with food. Some foods are considered Yin foods, which generate cold or cool the energy in your body and some foods are considered Yang foods, which generate warmth, there are even foods that are neutral.

Have you ever felt cold or hot in a room where nobody else feels the same way? This is a possible sign of having too much yin or yang in your body.

By eating an adequate amount of yin and yang foods (according to your body constitution) you can help balance your body and make yourself feel better. You will begin to feel less cold/hot, sleep better, have regular bowel movements etc.

Have you tried this before?

This book is called ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine Made Easy!’
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is usually a difficult topic to understand, but this book simplifies TCM theories, useful acupressure points, food therapy, and tea recipes. (Link in my bio)

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