Traditional Chinese Medicine - The Spleen

The spleen represents Earth, and there is no season related to it, but in the late summer, the spleen gets the most growth. It is also the organ behind the thinking activity. 

This webinar is for those who:

🍃 never tried TCM but are curious about it

🍃 understand that prevention is key to our health 

🍃 know TCM but want to learn more about how it works and apply the principles in their daily lives.

🍃 might be unwell, tried everything else and are willing to try something new. (no personal advice and treatment can be given without proper consultation )

Please bring your questions to us.

TCM is more than acupuncture and herbs; at its core is a way of living in balance. We will learn about the principles it stands on, how TCM understands the human body, and how we can help ourselves at home. 

Before the session, each participant gets to send their questions related to the topic discussed so that Mr Wang can answer them and devise the webinar accordingly. We want to use the one hour and a half as much as possible.

After the session, you will get a pdf document with a short outline with the practical tools you can use in daily life to help with the symptoms related to each organ discussed.

Mr Jain Wang based in Chigwell, Essex has 29 years of practice in traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM ) and helped my family in many medical situations such as hormone imbalance, acne, severe repetitive colds and going through Covid-19.

http://www.balancedlifetherapycentre.co.uk