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Herbal Medicine & Wellness

A wider view
of your wellbeing.

Herbal medicine continues your care between sessions, with daily formulas adjusted as your body changes.

Chinese herbs and botanical ingredients in ceramic bowls

Individual herbal recommendations

We use individualized herbal care to support fertility, energy, digestion, and emotional balance.

Nutrition and lifestyle

We talk about the patterns that shape your days, from meals and movement to rest and stress. Recommendations are adapted to your needs and routines.

Functional medicine labs

When appropriate, lab testing may help inform the conversation about your health. Your practitioner will explain what is recommended, why, and any next steps.

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From the Evoke Journal

Herbal Medicine

The Chinese Materia Medica describes thousands of medicinal substances—primarily plants, but also some minerals and animal products that have antiviral, antibacterial and immunomodulating properties.

Different parts of plants, such as the leaves, roots, stems, flowers, and seeds, are used. In TCM, herbs are often combined in formulas and given as teas, capsules, liquid extracts, granules, or powders.

Some herbs are very common and may be found in your kitchen, such as ginger, garlic and cinnamon, while others such as chrysanthemum and peony flowers, are more likely to be found in your garden! Many of the substances used will be unfamiliar to you and have names like chai hu (bupleurum), di huang (rehmannia), and huang qi (astragalus).

The small red herbs are Goji Berries, the large red ones are Jujube, or Chinese Date.