Ancient Health Podcast
352: Treating Anxiety: Traditional Chinese Medicine Style
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In this episode, Doctor Motley serves up unique insights into anxiety from a TCM perspective and actionable tips. How are your emotions connected to your body? Can clearing the kidneys help with anxiety? What are some of the physical signs that you’re struggling with anxiety? Can it be genetic? Tune in to find out!
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Herbals for your kidneys:
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Dandelion
Milk Thistle
Cranberry
Herbals for your stomach:
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Morinda Supreme: https://shorturl.at/KSZJh
Slippery Elm
Licorice Root
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