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Essays on Chinese medicine and health, bridging traditional knowledge with modern understanding. Focus on asthma, breath, digestion, stress, and long-term regulation, with clear explanations of acupuncture and lifestyle without mysticism or hype.
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Chinese Medicine Physiology Applied: The Spleen (opens the original)
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The Spleen is one of the most fascinating Organ Networks in Chinese Medicine; it is also one of the most misunderstood ones. However, when we analyze the description of the Spleen network and see the claims made through the lens of modern physiology, we see that not only is it grounded in real and verifiable science, but that using the Classical Chinese description of this Network can help with some of the modern ailments in public health.In this post, we will analyze how the Spleen is described
Sputnik magazine, Electricity, and Tree Hugging: Unconventional Science from the Cold War Era (opens the original)
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One peculiar aspect of Cuba is that it’s the only country in the Western Hemisphere to have been on the Soviet side of the Iron Curtain. Being under the Soviet sphere of influence made advances in science by professionals in Eastern Bloc countries more accessible to Cubans.Back in those years, a popular soviet magazine was circulating in Cuba, the Sputnik magazine. It had a format similar to Reader’s Digest magazine and covered a wide range of topics. Scientific advances were among the most popu
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