Essays on Chinese Wellness
Not another wellness blog. Long-form pieces on TCM, climate-adaptive food therapy, and the intersection of ancient patterns with modern self-quantification — for readers who want depth without jargon.
Biohacking · TCM
If you already track HRV, resting heart rate, and glucose after sauna sessions, you have everything you need to run TCM food therapy as an N=1 experiment. Here's how to design it.
July 2026 · 12 min read · Dr. Wang
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Post-antibiotic gut: 7 years later — TCM's view on repair
A close look at what happens to the digestive system after multiple antibiotic rounds, why some people never feel “right” afterward, and how TCM approaches gradual rebuilding.
Case study · Publishing 2026-Q3
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Why extreme dieting steals your period (and how TCM sees it)
Amenorrhea after restrictive eating isn't just “low body fat.” A TCM perspective on the blood-and-energy cost of extreme diets, and what recovery actually looks like.
Case study · Publishing 2026-Q3
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Kitchen and shift workers: TCM tips for irregular schedules
Advice that assumes an 11pm bedtime is useless if you get off work at midnight. Practical TCM adjustments for people whose bodies have to run on rotating or inverted schedules.
Guide · Publishing 2026-Q4
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Why Melbourne's 4-seasons-in-a-day ruins your spleen
Extreme daily temperature swings force your body into constant adaptation. A location-specific look at how climate stress shapes constitution, and what to eat when the weather won't sit still.
Climate series · Publishing 2026-Q4
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