July 6, 2017

The Triple Warmer:  The PR Director

Whether we like it or not society exists and society will have their opinions of us.  100% of the time, public perception of us is different than our true selves.  When we go out into public, the Triple Warmer (also known as The Triple Burner, Triple Energizer, Triple Heater, or San Jiao) comes alive and plays a role in how we present ourselves to the world.  At times, we will be “warm” and at other times we will be “cold”.  This isn’t necessarily an indication of our true selves because even the warmest and kindest of people will seem cold at times.  It all depends on our read of the situation.   The Thermostat:  In Chinese medicine, the Triple Warmer is known as the “Official of Balance and Harmony”and is also responsible for the spreading of warmth and life to all parts of the body.  As a fractal, the Triple […]
June 19, 2017

9 Ways to Lead a Longer and Happier Life

If You’re Not In the Obit, Eat Breakfast/The Blue Zones   There’s a new HBO Documentary out made by Carl Reiner about aging called If You’re Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast.  It focuses on many people over the age of 90 and why they were thriving!  It featured such names as Mel Brooks, Tony Bennett, Betty White, and Dick Van Dyke. What is your vitality score? https://apps.bluezones.com/en/vitality   A prominent interview in the movie was with author Dan Buettner, who wrote The Blue Zones.  This is a book that I wrote a Newsletter for back in 2010!  So I dug it up to take a look at what the book said.  For those who don’t know about the book, it looked all around the world to see what cultures had the highest percentage of people living to the age of 100 and tried to figure out why.  First the […]
May 22, 2017

The Small Intestine Official: The Scout

The Small Intestine Official can be the easiest to understand from both western and eastern perspectives because it has the same function from both perspectives: sorting.   The Western Small Intestine:  When you put food into your system it first gets digested by the stomach and then moves into the small intestine.  Once in the small intestine, the food goes through the maze of intestinal flora (probiotics) and villi (micro-absorbers) on its way down the digestive system.  The small intestine’s job is to absorb nutrients and allow waste products and other non-helpful parts to simply continue on the journey out of the body.  Problems occur when the flora becomes improper and when the villi get misshapen; creating holes in the wall of the small intestine.  This allows what should be eliminated to remain in the system where they are now able to create havoc and need to be detoxified.    […]