Acupuncture - Herbal Medicine - Tui Na Massage
We’ve been getting a bit of buzz in the clinic lately about cupping. The recent coverage of the Olympics has shown some athletes sporting dark circles that look like bruises over various joints and muscle groups. This raises questions, and sometimes eyebrows, in the public …
This spring, while we’re all out in the garden planting peas and lettuce, some of our neighbors will be planting zhi mu, jie geng, and huang qi instead. That’s because eleven local farms have signed on to be part of a new initiative to expand …
Join us to create a Local Food group!
Let us explore ways to replenish, rejuvenate, and revitalize our health simply through the meals we prepare.
Learn about caring for your self and your family in the easiest and most enjoyable way possible:
by the food you feast on.
In this introductory gathering, Eva Jo Wu (advanced Rolfer and founder of Roanoke Foods Co-op) will guide us through foundational concepts of health and wellness from the teachings of
Dr. Weston Price and Dr. Sally Fallon-Morell, along with a Nourishing Tradition’s-inspired potluck meal.
Whether you have never cooked before or you grow food in your own garden – to anyone in between. Enjoy an afternoon of community and inspiration!
$12 per person or$5 with the contribution of a potluck dish derived or inspired by Nourishing Traditions
(2008 Floyd Press Article Excerpt) What do Martial Arts and Medicine Have in Common? You’ll find the answer at the Blue Ridge Center for Chinese Medicine (BRCCM) where a small group practices a unique “family style” of Traditional Chinese Medicine that blends internal martial arts …
Volunteers cultivate many of the Chinese herbs we use in our formulas right here in our garden.
Cultivate inner discipline, mindfullness, and health and well being through the practice of internal martial arts such as Tai Chi and Qigong.
Located in Floyd county, we offer traditional Chinese health care services, martial arts, and educational programs to foster health and well being.