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In Chinese medicine, the use of herbs is often based on the season and the individual's specific needs. April is generally considered to be a transitional period between seasons, when the weather is getting warmer and the natural world is coming back to life.  Below we’ve gathered a selection of Chinese herbs that could offer protection against the qi imbalances that may arise as a result of the change in season, that also function as a tasty addition to your kitchen. What is the Significance of Spring in Chinese Medicine?  The seasons are an important part of Chinese medicine and...

Herbal tea has never been more popular, and yet the industry has never felt more stagnant. It seems to be the same flavours and formulations, over and over, with little room for experimentation... it's time to change that.  Below you'll find a list of alternative herbal teas, a world of unusual tastes and aroma, and even some potential health benefits to boot. Read on for a lowdown on which herbs you can use, and a few recipes bound to expand your herbal tea horizons. 

The Chinese New Year commences on the 22nd January 2023, as the Year of the Rabbit. This is said to symbolise longevity, positivity and auspiciousness. To celebrate this occasion, we're offering 10 lucky customers a chance to start the Year of the Rabbit off with an incredible offer... 

Traditional Chinese Medicine suggests that seasonal infections are less viruses and more a signal of a state of imbalance. Essentially, your body's constitution has been affected by an 'external cause', and in order to get rid of it, certain herbal remedies can be applied.