Carnivore vs Congee: Treating Two Very Different Kinds of “Low Energy” With Chinese Dietary Therapy

Carnivore vs Congee: Treating Two Very Different Kinds of “Low Energy” With Chinese Dietary Therapy

Not all low energy is the same.
Some bodies feel heavy, bloated, and overwhelmed. Others feel hollow, shaky, and worn thin. Even when symptoms look identical — fatigue, digestive trouble, prolapse, brain fog — the body may be asking for opposite kinds of support. Understanding the difference between a body that needs simplification and one that needs gentle nourishment can completely change how food supports healing.

We Should Take Care of Each Other Too

We Should Take Care of Each Other Too

School is demanding on the body, the nervous system, and the heart we bring to this work. This reflection is about students supporting each other, receiving care while we learn, and why tending our own bodies is part of becoming good practitioners.

For the Women Who Are Done Being Told What to Do with Their Bodies

For the Women Who Are Done Being Told What to Do with Their Bodies

There’s a whole generation of women who are simply done being talked over, rushed, or pressured about their own bodies. They aren’t confused — they’re exhausted. And now they want care that feels warm, grounded, and genuinely human. This post is for the women who are choosing gentler support, listening to their bodies first, and reclaiming their right to decide what care looks like for them.