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9 Cool Features On Nuherbs Website

9 Cool Features On Nuherbs Website by Sherwin Lau Read more...

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Nuherbs Secured Credit Card Processing

News & Updates: Nuherbs Co. now uses secured credit card processing! Read more...

Practitioner

Renowned herbal pharmacy in Oakland, CA, grows into Traditional Chinese Medicine empire

Dr. Bing Yin Lee, one of the first female graduates in medicine from the Chinese Medical Institute of Shanghai, moved to the Bay Area in 1974. Her dau Read more...

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Pacific Symposium 2018 in Review

PCOM 2018 by Erica Chu Read more...

Practitioner

TCM Journeys: An Interview with Dr. Bing Yin Lee

TCM Journeys: An Interview with Dr. Bing Yin Lee The founder of nuherbs Co. Read more...

Recipes

Thanksgiving Recipes with Healthful Herbs

This Thanksgiving season, add a little spice to your favorite dishes and surprise your guests by incorporating some simple, and delicious Chinese herb Read more...

Manufacturer

Update from the VPs Desk: My Latest Quality-Control Field Visit in China

Our VP Wilson Lau recently completed his annual field trip to China to visit our growers. Here he shares some insights from his trip. Read more...

Practitioner

Business Advice for L.Ac's: Warm Ideas for Holiday Marketing

This Christmas season, spread a little joy and cheer to the community that has supported you all year! These marketing tips will warm your heart and s Read more...

News

Sustainable Sourcing of Wild Plants from China: Developments with the FairWild Standard and Certification Scheme

Overview: Sustainable sourcing of wild plant ingredients used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an issue of high importance to the industry, cu Read more...

Practitioner

TCM Journeys: An Interview with Dr. Jake Paul Fratkin

TCM Journeys: An Interview with Dr. Jake Paul Fratkin Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight: Why are Snakes Used in Traditional Chinese Herbalism?

Rare and exotic, snakes are included in the TCM pharmacopeia. Learn why these were considered medicines and when they are applied clinically. Read more...

Recipes

TCM Recipe Books You Should Have in Your Kitchen

There are many ways to use Chinese herbs, and many herbs have culinary applications. Our author reviews some cookbooks on the market you might want to Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight on Phytoestrogenic Herbs

Phytoestrogenic effects are getting alot of press lately, and this article explains which herbs are most likely to fall into this category and what yo Read more...

Practitioner

Dit Da: Herbalism and Physiotherapy

Sports medicine is an exciting application of TCM herbalism with a long history. This article offers some recipes for homemade linaments and discusses Read more...

Practitioner

Business Advice for L.Ac's: How a Caring Approach Can Bring Financial Success

A personal touch can go a long way when connecting with your patients. Here are some ideas to bring a more caring approach to your acupuncture practic Read more...

Practitioner

Lian Zi, Lian Fang, Lian Ye: The Use of Lotus in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Why is the lotus plant so valuable as an herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine? This article explains some of many uses of the lotus. Read more...

Recipes

Nourishing Winter Recipes with Da Zao

Warm your winter season with these delicious recipes incorporating the Chinese red jujube date. Read more...

Manufacturer

Finance: Effects of China’s Currency Price Trends on the TCM Herbs

Currency price trends in China are affecting the pricing of TCM herbs on the market. Learn how this affects your bottom line as an herbal buyer. Read more...

Practitioner

Business Advice for L.Ac's: What You Need to Know about Herbs and Compliance

Herbs, you and the FDA? What do you need to know about compliance? Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight: Toxicity and Cang Er Zi

Cang Er Zi is a plant well known amongst cattle ranchers to be highly toxic. Why is it being used in TCM herbalism and how is it being used safely? Le Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight: Formulas for Dysuria

Our author provides an overview of TCM herbal formulas that can be used clinically for treating difficult urination, with differentiation of symptoms. Read more...

Practitioner

Seasonal: Treating Allergies with Chinese Herbal Medicine

It's allergy season and TCM herbalism gets a gold star when it comes to easing the suffering. Learn some of the best treatments you can apply in clini Read more...

Practitioner

Acupuncture Needles Now Regulated as Medical Devices in California

The sale of acupuncture needles is now restricted in California. Learn why this legislation went into effect and what it means to you. Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight: Marine Species in Chinese Medicine

Curious about some of the more exotic items used as herbal therapies in TCM herbal medicine? This article takes a look into the ocean and some of the Read more...

Practitioner

Treating Stress with Chinese Medicine

Feeling stressed? Learn how TCM can soothe your body and mind with these herbal remedies. Read more...

Practitioner

Business Advice for L.Ac.'s: Finance Strategies for the Summer Slump

Take away some new ideas for marketing during the slower summer months with these helpful tips for acupuncture practices. Read more...

Recipes

Variations on Oolong Tea using Chinese Herbs

The enjoyment of Chinese teas is a popular hobby and art form. An acupuncturist gives some recipes for his variations adding other ingredients. Read more...

Practitioner

Spotlight on Liu Wei Di Huang Wan

This article takes a look at the popular formula Liu Wei Di Huang Wan and explores its uses in clinic, beyond those you might be familiar with. Read more...

Recipes

Cooling Summer Heat with Chinese Herbal Teas

In the soaring high humidity of Southeast Asian summers, traditional Chinese medicinal teas can be found in night markets and on street corners. Try s Read more...

Recipes

Nourishing Winter Recipes with Hong Zao

Warm your winter season with these delicious recipes incorporating the Chinese red jujube date. Read more...