Im Spätherbst und Winter, die Zeit wo Ihr Körper nicht mit Pollen belastet ist, werden die "Wurzeln" der Allergie behandelt.
In fünf bis zehn Sitzungen stärkt man den Körper und stellt die Körperbalance wieder her. So fällt der Heuschnupfen im Frühling/Sommer schon deutlich schwächer aus oder tritt gar nicht mehr auf.
Melden Sie sich frühzeitig an.

zum Thema Kinderwunsch

Amniotic fluid and breastmilk both pick up flavors like carrot, garlic, mint, vanilla and bitter herbs and increase the likelihood that your child will want to eat those foods.
http://www.npr.org/2011/08/08/139033757/babys-palate-and-food-memories-shaped-before-birth

By Maoshing Ni, L.Ac., D.O.M., Ph.D, Dipl. C.H., ABAAP

At the arrival of spring, it is a natural instinct to cast off the winter blues and feel renewed. Preserve your longevity by greeting
the spring with seasonal health practices. Nearly five millennia ago, Eastern physicians observed the influence of each season on health and contrived specific seasonal advice to avoid illness. The tips below are adapted from the age-old wisdom in the
"Yellow Emperor’s Canon of Medicine," and following them will strengthen you against spring illnesses, preserve your
longevity and result in a revitalizing spring season!

1) Rise And Shine
Ancient wisdom for springtime recommends: early to bed and early to rise. The bodily systems are sensitive to the chilly winds
of early spring, so dress warmly for the cold mornings and evenings. Start each day with a sense of inner peace by getting up
a little earlier than usual and stretching, meditating or reading inspirational phrases.
A great early-morning practice for spring-cleaning your body is to drink cleansing lemon water. Simply heat up filtered water
and squeeze half of a lemon in it. The lemon activates your liver to release toxins and helps to cleanse and move the
roughage that stays behind in your intestines.

2) Detox With Cleansing Tea
• Green tea contains many strong antioxidants and is helpful for detoxifying. Green tea’s detoxifying abilities have been
• linked to weight reduction and fat burning, and they can combat liver disease, diabetes and high cholesterol. Choose
• decaffeinated green tea.
• Chrysanthemum flower is traditionally used to cleanse the liver, brighten vision and neutralize toxins. Studies have found
• that chrysanthemum may assist in lowering blood pressure and decreasing cholesterol.
• Dandelion root has been found to enhance the flow of bile, supporting liver health and aiding in detoxifying.
• Milk thistle, due to its content silymarin, has a protective and a restorative effect on the liver, stimulating the growth of new
• liver cells.
• Hawthorn berry, a famous cardiovascular tonic, is packed with antioxidants. Hawthorn is used to cleanse the blood of
• plaque and other toxins. According to studies, it helps the body maintain healthy cholesterol and blood pressure.
• Turmeric speeds up the detoxification process in the whole body by increasing bile production and releasing toxins. It also
• exhibits anti-inflammatory properties, helps improve circulation and prevents blood clotting.
• Rose petal tea is thought to calm the emotions and help eliminate toxins by cleansing the liver and gall bladder.
These herbs and herbal teas are available from health food stores and Eastern medicine practitioners. You will get the most successful results when you work with a licensed herbalist who can create a formula for your specific needs. Of course,
always discuss with your physician before beginning any new health regime.

3) Release Emotions And Stress
Another piece of advice from the Yellow Emperor is that your mental and physical activities should be like the spring weather:
active, alive, open and not suppressed. Many people suppress emotions in their bodies instead of releasing them through a
healthy outlet. Work proactively with your emotions by journaling for 10 minutes every day for a month. Write from the position
of an observer and record your emotions without judgment or editing. The next step is to identify the source of any anger, sad-
ness or other unhappiness so that you can begin to spot emotional patterns and make changes. Deep breathing will also bring balance. Sometime during your busy day, find time to close your eyes and take 10 deep breaths to restore your equilibrium.
Better still, start a daily meditation program to head off emotional extremes before they begin. Studies show that people who
meditate are calm, slower to anger and better able to see through problems to good outcomes.

4) Get Moving To Get Your Spring Energy Moving
If you spent your winter curled up on the couch, the spring weather and extra sun time should be beckoning you to get
physical in the great outdoors. If you need motivation to get moving, how about the fact that more motion can equal increased longevity? Preliminary studies show that sitting for prolonged periods of time can increase your risk for serious health issues,
such as obesity, cardiovascular disease and possibly cancer. Our bodies are not designed to sit all day, and yet most of us
spend the majority of our time sitting in our desk chair, couch or car seat, or reclining in bed. Research has found that the
health risks lie in the overall amount of hours spent sitting without interruption, so even individuals that exercise 30 minutes a
day face the danger of too much sitting.
This spring, turn every activity into a moving opportunity. Take long walks, enjoying the fresh spring air to keep the blood
circulating and to release physical tension. Instead of resorting to the phone or email message, walk over for face-to-face communication. Chat with others standing up. Take the stairs. Walk instead of drive. Ride your bike. Some other helpful
exercises you can do throughout the day are squats, lunges, jumping rope and basic stretches. You will increase your
longevity potential and your energy!
I wish you a joyful and healthy spring. May you live long, live strong and live happy!

About the Author:
Dr. Mao is a Licensed Acupuncturist, a Diplomate of Chinese Herbology and a Diplomate in Anti-Aging. He is currently in general practice with special
interest in immune, hormonal and aging related conditions. He was awarded the Outstanding Acupuncturist of the Year Award in 1987. Dr. Mao along with
his brother (Dr. Dao) and their father founded Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Santa Monica. He is currently director and a professor of
Chinese medicine at Yo San University. Dr. Mao is a member of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, the AOM ALLIANCE, American Society of Acupuncturist, the American Association of Acupuncturist & Oriental Medicine and National certification Commission for Acupuncturist & Oriental Medicine
Diplomate in Chinese Herbology.

Aufgrund der aktuellen Situation ist es sehr wichtig, ein paar zusätzliche Informationen zu teilen. Es ist eine Zeit, in der wir alle zusammenhalten und unser Wissen und unsere Erfahrungen weitergeben und teilen sollten. Eine grundlegende Frage betrifft die Menschen, die mit dem Virus infiziert wurden und was sie als nächstes tun sollten.
Jedes Individuum, jede Konstitution ist anders, daher ist es für mich schwierig, genau und präzise zu sagen, was der Patient tun sollte. Es gibt jedoch einige Verhaltensregeln, die eingehalten werden müssen, nämlich:

Essen Sie gut gekochte Speisen und kühlen Sie Ihren Körper nicht mit kalten Speisen oder kalten Getränken ab. Verzichten Sie auf Nahrungsmittel, die im Körper Feuchtigkeit und Schleim produzieren, wie Zucker, Fruchtsäfte, exotische Früchte, aber auch Joghurt, Milch und Frischkäse. Diese Krankheit kann nicht mit synthetischem Vitamin C behandelt werden und hüten Sie sich vor Nahrungsergänzungsmitteln, schwer verdaulichen Spurenelementen, die Stagnation und Kälte im Verdauungssystem, in der Leber und im Blut erzeugen.

Essen sie kein Schweinefleisch und keine Wurstwaren, und vermeiden Sie vor allem den Verzehr von rohem Fisch oder Fleisch. Verwenden Sie Quellwasser oder gut gefiltertes Wasser.

Seien Sie vorsichtig, Niesen, Husten und Halsschmerzen bedeuten nicht, dass Sie das Virus haben; um sicher zu sein, dass Sie es haben, müssen Sie einen Test durchführen.

Kalte und feuchte Konstitutionen scheinen am stärksten von der Krankheit betroffen zu sein.

Gehen Sie so oft wie möglich ohne Maske an die frische Luft! Da der Virus Thrombosen verursachen kann ist es wichtig täglich zu laufen damit der Blutkreislauf aktiviert ist.

Bleiben Sie gesund!

Esther Ott

Man verkennt und belächelt leider immer noch oft unsere Hausmittelchen dabei sind sie oft wirksamer als unsere Chemie!

Gestern kam eine Pensionärin in meine Praxis. Sie erzählte mir, dass Sie über eine längere Zeit ein mühsamer Husten plagte. Irgendwann kam ihr in Sinn, dass Sie schon vor Jahren einen solchen Husten hatte und damals mit Zwiebelbonbons rasch lindern konnte.

Hier nun das Rezept dazu:

500 Gramm Zucker in einer Pfanne mit 2 Esslöffel Wasser bei niedriger Hitze unter ständigem Rühren schmelzen lassen bis die Masse eine honiggelbe Farbe annimmt. Sofort den Saft einer grossen Zwiebel oder etwas mehr dazurühren. Auf einem Bleck (mit Backpapier belegt) giessen und auskühlen lassen. Mundgerechte Stücke schneiden bevor die Masse ganz abgekühlt ist.