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Dang Shen Chinese Chicken Herbal Soup

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dang Shen is often described as a gentle Qi tonic (sweet, neutral) traditionally used to support low energy patterns—fatigue, weakness, low appetite, and “I’m tired but I must keep going” energy, classically tied to Spleen + Lung Qi support.

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I’ve Been Sipping Horsetail All Season... and My Body Has Thoughts

I have been in a committed seasonal situationship with Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) and I need you to know the truth: this plant is giving “old money… but make it mineral.” Like—subtle at first. Then one day you look down at your hands and realize…

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Unbothered & Anointed

A lot of our unhappiness comes from trying to satisfy every loud thought, every urgent feeling, every random request. Babe—that’s not leadership, that’s self-abandonment.
The key: focus on what matters deeply. The rest? Let it line up behind you.

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3 Signs It’s Dysregulation—Not Defiance

Sometimes your “defiant” child isn’t a tiny rebel CEO… she’s a fried little nervous system in a too-big world. Because in this house, we don’t call nervous systems “disrespectful.” We call them sacred, sensitive receivers learning how to live in their own skin.

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Smoke, Sip, Soak, or Slather On?

Tea blesses the belly. Tinctures whisper in measured drops. Baths melt armor into velvet. Topicals kiss the edges. Smoke—while risky—can shift mood fast and ceremonial. If inhalation’s your lane, steam or dry-herb vapor is the gentlest path.

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Tulsi & the Boardroom: Brewing an Empire from the Inside Out

Tulsi has been advising leaders for 3,000 years. She calms the nervous system, balances cortisol, and sharpens the mind so you can make decisions from clarity, not chaos.

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