Late Summer is a season of transition. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it’s a time to support digestion, find centre, and prepare for the shift toward autumn.

From chilled tomato salads to warm rice with herbs, learn how Traditional Chinese Medicine guides us in choosing summer foods that cool, nourish, and prepare us for the seasons ahead.

Summer may be hot, but modern life often keeps us chilled. From a TCM perspective, protecting your body—even in warm weather—is key to staying healthy. Here are a few simple ways to layer smart, guard your Qi, and stay in balance through the season.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, ovulation shines like summer—radiant, warm, and full of connection. Explore the unique Heart–Uterus link through the Bao Mai and why emotional wellbeing is vital for menstrual health.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the Heart is the sovereign of the body—the home of the spirit (Shen), and the source of joy, clarity, and meaningful connection. This post explores how to care for the Heart during its seasonal peak in summer through rest, laughter, and the art of joyful expansion.