http://www.biom.net/ Seasons change and your health changes with them. These seasonal health tips, based on the '5 Element Theory' of Oriental medicine, highlight things you can do to improve your health throughout the changing seasons of your life. Contact Kitty to find out how Oriental medicine can help address your unique health situation. en michael@biom.net Copyright 2008 2008-04-09T20:18:00-08:00 BIOM © | All Rights Reservedhealth,acupuncture,diet,nutrition,chi,kung,tai,chi,herbsHealth/Alternative HealthHealth/Fitness & NutritionScience & Medicine/MedicineArts/FoodReligion & Spirituality/Spiritualityhttp://www.biom.netKitty Bradshaw and Michael KesslerKitty Bradshaw and Michael Kesslernohealth,acupuncture,diet,nutrition,chi,kung,tai,chi,herbsSeasons change and your health changes with them. These seasonal health tips, based on the 5 Element Theory of Oriental Medicine, highlight things you can do to improve your health throughout the changing seasons of your life.Seasons change and your health changes with them. These seasonal health tips, based on the 5 Element Theory of Oriental Medicine, highlight things you can do to improve your health throughout the changing seasons of your life.Seasons change and your health changes with them. These seasonal health tips, based on the '5 Element Theory' of Oriental medicine, highlight things you can do to improve your health throughout the changing seasons of your life. Contact Kitty to find out how Oriental medicine can help address your unique health situation. http://feeds.biom.net/~r/SeasonalHealthTips-The5ElementWay/~3/130831507/ Oriental Medicine, Podcasts, Winter Health Tips ]]> 2007-12-11T19:07:00-08:00 http://www.biom.net (Kitty Bradshaw and Michael Kessler)noSeasons change, and your body and mental outlook change with them in predictable ways. Oriental medicine combines knowledge of seasonal characteristics with your unique health situation, to balance your energy (chi) and help you adapt and thrive during thKitty Bradshaw and Michael KesslerSeasons change, and your body and mental outlook change with them in predictable ways. Oriental medicine combines knowledge of seasonal characteristics with your unique health situation, to balance your energy (chi) and help you adapt and thrive during the cold months of Winter. In this episode of Seasonal Health Tips, Kitty talks about how the Water element of Winter affects your health, and how to stay healthy and thrive during the cold months of Winter. (To get the most out of what Kitty has to say, open the 5 Element Theory chart in a new window while listening.)health,acupuncture,diet,nutrition,chi,kung,tai,chi,herbshttp://www.biom.net/index.php/teahouse/staying_healthy_in_winter/http://www.biom.net/podcasts/winter2006_1.mp3 http://feeds.biom.net/~r/SeasonalHealthTips-The5ElementWay/~3/130831506/ Oriental Medicine, 5 Element Theory, Podcasts ]]> 2007-03-19T21:58:00-08:00 http://www.biom.net (Kitty Bradshaw and Michael Kessler)http://www.biom.net/index.php/teahouse/winter_to_spring_everything_old_is_new_again/ http://feeds.biom.net/~r/SeasonalHealthTips-The5ElementWay/~3/42553274/ Seasonal Health Tips, Fall Health Tips, Podcasts ]]> 2006-10-26T17:04:00-08:00 http://www.biom.net (Kitty Bradshaw and Michael Kessler)noSeasons change, and your body and mental outlook change with them in predictable ways. Oriental medicine combines knowledge of seasonal characteristics with your unique health situation to balance your energy (chi) to help you adapt and thrive during the Kitty Bradshaw and Michael KesslerSeasons change, and your body and mental outlook change with them in predictable ways. Oriental medicine combines knowledge of seasonal characteristics with your unique health situation to balance your energy (chi) to help you adapt and thrive during the cool, crisp months of autumn. In this episode of Seasonal Health Tips, Kitty talks about how the Metal element of Autumn affects your health, and how to stay healthy during this season of cooler days and longer nights. (To get the most out of what Kitty has to say, open the 5 Element Theory chart in a new window while listening.) (Length 07:39, Size 8.8 MB)health,acupuncture,diet,nutrition,chi,kung,tai,chi,herbshttp://www.biom.net/index.php/teahouse/staying_healthy_in_autumn_2006/http://www.biom.net/podcasts/autumn2006.mp3 BIOM © | All Rights ReservedKitty Bradshaw and Michael Kesslernonadulthttp://feeds.biom.net/~r/SeasonalHealthTips-The5ElementWay/~3/130831511/duggFri, 11 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0500http://digg.com/users/BIOM/news/dugg#2006-08-10

'Fire' and 'Water' in Summer: Dealing With Heat-Related Health Problems
Seasonal health tips from a licensed practitioner of Oriental medicine for dealing with mid-summer related health issues.

]]><ul> <li><a href="http://digg.com/health/Fire_and_Water_in_Summer_Dealing_With_Heat_Related_Health_Problems">'Fire' and 'Water' in Summer: Dealing With Heat-Related Health Problems</a><br/> Seasonal health tips from a licensed practitioner of Oriental medicine for dealing with mid-summer related health issues.</li> </ul>http://digg.com/users/BIOM/news/dugg#2006-08-10http://feeds.biom.net/~r/SeasonalHealthTips-The5ElementWay/~3/130831512/duggSun, 06 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0500http://digg.com/users/BIOM/news/dugg#2006-08-05

Oriental Medicine and Your Retirement
Are you saving and investing your precious assets today, so that you’ll have what you’ll need when you try to retire tomorrow? Probably not, warn experts who say, “Americans need to save more for retirement.” A dicey situation that’s drastically compounded when you factor in that Social Security and Medicare are disintegrating ...

]]><ul> <li><a href="http://digg.com/health/Oriental_Medicine_and_Your_Retirement">Oriental Medicine and Your Retirement</a><br/> Are you saving and investing your precious assets today, so that you&rsquo;ll have what you&rsquo;ll need when you try to retire tomorrow? Probably not, warn experts who say, &ldquo;Americans need to save more for retirement.&rdquo; A dicey situation that&rsquo;s drastically compounded when you factor in that Social Security and Medicare are disintegrating ...</li> </ul>http://digg.com/users/BIOM/news/dugg#2006-08-05