Embrace Autumn: Sign Up for Community Acupuncture a Seasonal Reset for Your Body and Soul
Oct 31, 2023
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Lee
Acupuncture offering once again Community
Acupuncture sessions to bring on the Fall Season!
As the
radiant full Yang energy of summer gradually wanes, the crisp autumn air
brings a gentle reminder to attune ourselves to the rhythms of the changing seasons. The vibrant energy of
Hanalei summers transitions into the more introspective energy of fall,
beckoning us to slow down, perhaps adding an extra hour to our sleep, and
to sync with the season of the lungs and large intestines. In Traditional
Chinese Medicine, these organs resonate with the energetics of dryness and
wind.
Living in harmony with the seasons isn't
just poetic; it's a holistic approach to health. Autumn, especially in
Hanalei, prompts us to embrace the profound healing opportunities
presented
when the qi gates open. This is a time to dive deep into introspection,
addressing feelings of residual sadness, loss, or melancholy. As the
leaves
fall, we too can meditate on
what
no longer serves us, allowing space for new growth.
Autumn's
bounty offers foods that nourish our
bodies during this transition. Root vegetables, squashes, and dark
leafy greens are especially beneficial. Cooking methods like roasting or
stewing not only warm our bodies but also nourish our souls. From an
Ayurvedic perspective, herbs like ashwagandha, licorice, and ginseng can
be
especially helpful in combatting dryness and adapting to temperature
changes.
As many
enter flu season, it's also vital to bolster our immune systems. A simple Fire
Cider Tonic can be a game-changer: mix apple cider vinegar with chopped
garlic, ginger, turmeric, and a touch of honey. Let it steep for a few
weeks, and you've got a potent immune-boosting elixir.
As the
season shifts, so can our self-care routines. I invite all my cherished
patients to join us for Community
Acupuncture sessions.
This
season, let's journey inward together, nurturing our bodies and spirits in
harmony with the gentle embrace of autumn.
Go
sign up.

Linda Ming Lee, MSOM, L.Ac. https://leeacupuncture.biz
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