Cowboy's Guide to Chinese Medicine: The Cowboy's Guide Series - Book 2

What if the oldest medicine on earth spoke cowboy?

Traditional Chinese Medicine has been keeping people healthy for over 2,000 years - but most books about it read like a graduate thesis. This one doesn't.

In A Cowboy's Guide to Chinese Medicine, Marcus Eigh breaks down the ancient wisdom of TCM into plain, practical language anyone can use. You'll learn how the push and pull of Yin and Yang governs everything from your energy levels to your digestion, how the Five Elements - Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water - map directly onto your organs, emotions, and seasons, and why Hippocrates was onto the same thing the Chinese figured out two millennia ago: let food be thy medicine.

Inside this guide you'll discover:

• The Yin/Yang framework and how to spot imbalances in yourself
• The Five Elements and their connections to your organs, moods, and seasons
• The generating and controlling cycles - why some organs support each other and some keep each other in check
• How heat and cold patterns in the body signal what you need
• Foods and kitchen herbs that act as everyday medicine
• Simple lifestyle habits rooted in thousands of years of preventive wisdom
• The TCM body clock - why you wake at 3am and what your liver is trying to tell you

No needles. No exotic ingredients you can't pronounce. Just a cowboy, a warm bowl of soup, and the straight trail to understanding your own body.

The Cowboy's Guide Series - plain talk about complex subjects.