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The hidden risks of using Chinese medicine with Western prescriptions (opens the original)
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Some plants and procedures common in Chinese medicine can affect Western medicines such as blood thinners and depression drugs An elderly woman with a mechanical heart valve was taking warfarin, a blood thinner to prevent and treat blood clots, when she began using the Chinese herb danshen, often marketed for “blood circulation”. Her blood lost its ability to clot normally, resulting in severe bleeding complications. For many Hongkongers, Chinese medicine is not an alternative so much as part of
Hong Kong’s push for human infrastructure beyond ports and railways (opens the original)
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Beyond physical trade routes, the city’s museums, universities and orchestras are cultivating the personal relationships needed to sustain international cooperation When the Belt and Road Initiative is discussed, the imagery is often concrete: ports, railways, motorways and transmission lines. But across Hong Kong, a parallel form of connectivity is playing out in galleries, concert halls, classrooms and studios. At the Hong Kong Palace Museum, visitors have been encountering thousands of years
What is ‘urge surfing’? How does it help with addiction and bad habits? (opens the original)
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The technique manages cravings and compulsive behaviours like phone addiction by encouraging people to ride out their urges like waves How many times have you promised not to check your socials again or pour another drink – only to do exactly that minutes later? A technique known as “urge surfing” asks us to do something surprisingly simple instead: notice the craving, stay with the discomfort – and let it rise and fall like a wave rather than satisfying it. The approach has been around for year
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