At Arcane Herbs we hope to offer a wide variety of Traditional Chinese Medicine herbs, teas, and materials for your home or practice. No matter how vast our product catalogue reaches however, the reality is that we don’t have everything. But we can link arms with others across the globe who have gone before us or are walking alongside us to make accessible the deep well of Oriental Medicine. Together, we are so much stronger.
Below are some of our favorite books and video resources to help take you just a little a further down the path toward cultivating health and healing in your home and community. Let us know which resources become some of your favorites too!
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Ginseng is perhaps the most well-known Chinese herb, and yet it can be difficult to make sense of all the different types and products available. It has such an impressive reputation that it’s name is used for hundreds of other…
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