Name: Popular Recipes from Chinese Medicine for Common Illnesses:: Teas, Soups, and Broths
SKU: 68937973
Price: 17.63 EUR
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Author: LEITE, Dr ALESSANDER CAMPOS
ISBN: 9798174061958

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Popular Recipes from Chinese Medicine for Common Illnesses:: Teas, Soups, and Broths

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Independently published

Author

LEITE, Dr ALESSANDER CAMPOS

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9798174061958

Popular Recipes from Chinese Medicine for Common Illnesses:: Teas, Soups, and Broths

Leite, Dr Alessander Campos (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

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Synopsis "Popular Recipes from Chinese Medicine for Common Illnesses:: Teas, Soups, and Broths"

Popular Recipes of Traditional Chinese Medicine for Common Illnesses – Teas, Soups, and Broths is a practical, heartfelt collection, deeply rooted in the ancient wisdom of TCM. Organized by specialist Alessander Leite, the book presents traditional Chinese formulas — many of them adapted to the Brazilian reality — to relieve common symptoms, strengthen the body, and promote balance among body, mind, and vital energy. Grounded in the pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine — Yin-Yang, Qi, the Five Elements, and Zang Fu — this guide offers simple, effective recipes for colds and flu, cough, digestive disorders, headaches, cramps, anxiety, insomnia, and other frequent imbalances. Each tea, soup, or broth proposed here is more than a food: it is a therapeutic tool that nourishes, warms, tonifies, or disperses, respecting individual needs and the energetic syndromes involved. This book is an invitation to care. A valuable resource for therapists, students, health professionals, and everyone seeking natural and integrative ways to promote health in daily life. May each recipe here serve as a gesture of self-care and reconnection with what is essential: the simple, the natural, and the profoundly human.