Depression & Anxiety
8 Powerful Tools to Level Out Mood Swings (Part I)  E-mail

When you feel stuck in depressed, anxious or angry moods, do you have tools that you can use to help you get out of the muddy water and regain your emotional equilibrium? A skilled gardener has a toolbox to help her take care of her garden. I think it would be very helpful for each of us to have a toolbox we can use to attend to our emotional garden as well.

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Top 10 Foods to Calm Irritability and Anxiety  E-mail

Do you sometimes feel irritable, restless, or anxious? Who doesn’t, right? But did you know that something as simple as the right foods can help calm you down and make you feel more grounded? It’s true.

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Healthy Habits for PMS Relief  E-mail

Poor diet, stress, and lack of exercise and rest may or may not be the direct causes of PMS. But they are contributing factors for sure. And these are factors we can do something about. By cultivating a healthier lifestyle, you’ll be able to reduce the severity of PMS or even eliminate it all together.

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Dong Quai Tea, Blood Tonic for PMS & Menopause  E-mail

For thousands of years throughout China and Asia, angelica root, or dong quai, has been used to maintain women’s health. In fact, it’s gained a nickname as the “female ginseng,” thanks to its many amazing benefits for women’s health, especially the reproductive health.

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Simple Finger Massage to Calm Emotions  E-mail

Did you know that each of your fingers is associated with a specific organ and a particular emotion? It’s true. And by just wrapping a finger you can calm its related emotion and gain control of your negative emotions at any time.

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How to Expel Anger in 5 Minutes  E-mail

Do you sometimes feel irritated, frustrated or angry without clear reason? These aggressive emotions can color your perceptions and experiences, yet you don’t know where they come from or how to deal with them.

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Tea Recipe for Insomnia and Anxiety  E-mail

 

This Saturday I went to get a foot massage at a local reflexology place in Culver City. After an hour of pampering I felt like a jellyfish, my cheeks rosy, my heartbeat soft. On the way out, the Chinese lady who manages the place handed me a cup of tea. It was lightly sweet, and felt so nourishing that in no time I was ready for another one.

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Self Massage for Better Energy and Better Mood  E-mail

If you are like me, you spend quite a bit of time at a desk in front of a computer screen. People like us are frequently referred to as “knowledge workers.” Sounds pretty nice, right? It has a hefty price tag attached to that fancy name though. Hours of sitting and staring can drain your energy, and make you sleepy and tired, which may even turn into outright exhaustion during the premenstrual phase.

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PMS Relief: Mood Lifting Rose Tea  E-mail

When I went back to China for the Chinese New Year, my sister-in-law bought me a tea set with a candle that burns underneath the teapot to keep it warm. Perhaps because of my Chinese heritage, I have a life long love affair with my teas, and I like to take my time drinking it while writing a post or reading a book. In the past, the tea often got cold before I could finish it. So this little tea set is a perfect companion for me. It keeps the tea warm and my heart smiling. I absolutely love it, and it’s inspired me to get creative with my daily tea rituals.

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10 Ways to Stop PMS Anxiety  E-mail

Recently, I have been going through some stressful events in my life. There were worries for sure. But I didn’t let them stop me. Instead, I kept moving forward, more confidently, in the direction of my dreams...

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