Sad? Short of Breath? Food can help.

7/10/2014

In Wednesday's blog we talked about the lung qi, when it is strong the breath is strong and the body's energy is sufficient.

We also mentioned that shortness of breath, dry throat and mouth, and emotions like sadness and mourning are associated with weak lung qi.

In addition to acupuncture and deep breathing, what can you do to support your lungs? Diet!

Play with these ingredients, add them to your favorite dishes, or use them as an excuse to mix up your dinner routine with something new. Enjoy!

Karen Chan received her Masters in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine from ACCHS in Oakland, California. With a passion for preventative care and nutrition, she has been helping her clients in the East Bay achieve a more balanced and healthy lifestyle since 2009.
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3 Comments

Suzanne Borriello

5/6/2015 07:07:22 am

i was recently at dentist was told that I have cracks on my tongue and that I need to have hormone treatments to fix it.

Rachael

11/15/2015 07:40:48 am

I have recently been diagnosed with Intersticial Lung Disease and have serious breathing issues - chronic cough - shortness of breath - dry throat and mouth. Traditional western medicine just isn't cutting it - been on steriods, antibiotics and multitude of breathing treatments for 3 years now. I'm hoping Eastern medicine route will help!!

New Mexico Brunette link

2/27/2021 06:34:07 am

This is a greeat post

Karen Chan

Karen Chan received a Masters in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine from ACCHS in Oakland, California.

With a passion for preventative care and nutrition, she has been helping her clients in the East Bay to achieve a more balanced and healthy lifestyle since 2009. Now she is also in Sacramento in the lovely East Sac area.

Sad? Short of Breath? Food can help.

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