Chinese Wellness Self-Care
The starting point. What the framework is, what it is not, and the five habits worth keeping.
Buy on KindleDr. Julian Wang Wellness Ritual Series
Practical Kindle books on sleep, food therapy, foot baths, acupressure, stress, digestion, and everyday wellness. Written by Dr. Julian Wang, a licensed physician in China. Best read one at a time — pick the single thing you want to change this month.
If you only read one, read this one. It explains the vocabulary the other books assume.
The starting point. What the framework is, what it is not, and the five habits worth keeping.
Buy on KindleThe two ends of the day. Start with whichever end is currently worse.
For the last quarter hour before sleep: warm up, wind down, put the phone down.
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For the 3 a.m. waker: why it happens, and what to do instead of checking the clock.
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What to do with a mind that will not stop at eleven, in the order that works.
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How to start the day: warm water first, food second, movement last.
Buy on KindleThe everyday half of Chinese wellness - what to cook, what to drink, how to eat when your stomach has opinions.
The dishes Chinese households actually cook: congee, soups, warm breakfasts.
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What to eat as the seasons turn, and why the same food behaves differently in July and January.
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Twenty brews - what each is for, how to brew it, and who should skip it.
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For a stomach that reacts to everything: what to eat, how to eat, what to stop.
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Routine over remedies: water, warmth, timing, and fibre that suits you.
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When anxiety lands in the gut: eating, breathing, and routines that settle both.
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Chewing, pacing, warm food, and the habits that reduce air rather than chase it.
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Warming, plain, frequent food - and what to keep eating while you recover.
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Ginger, wrist pressure, and small plain meals for a queasy stomach.
Buy on KindleThe end of the day, and the part of it you can change within twenty minutes.
The whole practice in order - temperature, timing, and what to do in the ten minutes after.
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Soaks for specific evenings: what goes in the water, how hot, how long.
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Warm feet and less stiffness, from a routine short enough to keep on a work night.
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Five points, exact locations, how long to press, and when not to press at all.
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For people who sit all day and will not go to a gym. Breathing and gentle movement.
Buy on KindleNarrower titles. Useful when one specific thing will not settle, and worth skipping if it is not your thing.
What to do in the first ten minutes of a hard day, without pretending to fix it.
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The warm-and-cold logic behind different headaches, and the daily habits that help.
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For the whole household: early signs, warm drinks, and what not to push through.
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Desk tension: warmth, gentle movement, and the few points worth knowing.
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Warmth, support, and the small daily habits that quietly load the lower back.
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For heavy, puffy, foggy days: the foods to favour and the ones that thicken it.
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For shanghuo: cooling foods, less late eating, more sleep - and what heat actually means.
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Rebuilding from empty: sleep, food, and the habit of not pushing through.
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The practical levers - sleep, salt, background noise - and the signs that need a doctor.
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