I hope you had a wonderful 4th of July! Like most holidays – food, alcohol and dessert often laden the picnic table (I know they sure did at my Minnesotan family-reunion festivities). Get back on track while enjoying summer feasts with this delicious recipe for fish tacos – the perfect combination of sweet, tangy and [...]
Ah – Honey, Honey. You are my Candy Girl – and you’ve got me wanting you. Addictive just like the girl in the Archies song, sugar can have a strong hold over many a sweet-tooth. It is a hot topic in the health world and even entering political legislature. We all know to avoid sugary [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Acupuncture, Fertility, Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Women's Health
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Acupuncture, Carbohydrates, Diet, ESEMA, ESEMA Healing Arts, Heart Disease, Inflammation, Nutrition, Sugar, Sugar Cravings
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For years I have tried to find the perfect granola to satisfy a snack or morning meal – not too sweet, not too bland, not artificial, not with gluten, not with soy… I never even once considered making the crunchy treat myself. I though it would be too cumbersome or tedious, and not worth the effort. How [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Health & Fitness, Herbs, New York, Nutrition, Uncategorized, Women's Health
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Almond Milk, Almonds, Chinese Medicine, Food Network, Gluten-Free Recipe, Granola, Health Food, Pepitas, Spelt Flakes, Walnuts, www.erinhessel.com
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January 26, 2010 – 9:20 AM
Ever thought that your morning muffin or stir-fry lunch contained not just sustenance, but healing properties? Ancient Chinese medical theory has ascribed certain energetics and functions to many common foods, that still remain true today. Such properties are very different from nutritional values (vitamins, calories, fats, fiber, etc), which came later in the evolution of the nature of food. Let’s [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Fertility, Health & Fitness, Herbs, New York, Nutrition, Water, Winter, Women's Health
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Tagged China, Chinese Medicine, Diet Therapy, Energy, Food Therapy, Hangzhou, Herbal Formulas, Herbal Medicine, Herbs, Kidney, New York, Nutrition, NYC, Trailmix, Weight Loss, Winter
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December 14, 2009 – 9:01 AM
Going in for a facial can not only be an expensive endeavor, but depending on the place also involve harsh products that can be irritating to sensitive skin. Here is a simple and effective facial you can do at home – using most of what already is in your fridge (plus a couple of extras [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Acupuncture, Health & Fitness, Herbs, New York, Women's Health
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Acne, Acupuncture, At-Home Facial, Blemishes, Cosmetic Acupuncture, Egg-White Facial, Facial, New York, NYC, Pearl Powder, PMS, Women's Health, Young Living Oils, Zhen Zhu Mu
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December 14, 2009 – 9:01 AM
Going in for a facial can not only be an expensive endeavor, but depending on the place also involve harsh products that can be irritating to sensitive skin. Here is a simple and effective facial you can do at home – using most of what already is in your fridge (plus a couple of extras [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Acupuncture, Health & Fitness, Herbs, New York, Women's Health
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Acne, Acupuncture, At-Home Facial, Blemishes, Cosmetic Acupuncture, Egg-White Facial, Facial, New York, NYC, Pearl Powder, PMS, Women's Health, Young Living Oils, Zhen Zhu Mu
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December 2, 2009 – 9:25 AM
I must admit, that duck was one meat that I never remembered experiencing as a kid. I fed them bread crumbs at the pond near our house, but never considered them an edible animal like the turkeys or chickens that adorned our dinner table on a weekly basis. In fact, I can distinctly remember my first experience eating duck at the [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Autumn, Health & Fitness, Metal, Nutrition, Uncategorized
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Duck, Duck Health Benefits, Duck Soup, Food Energetics, Long Island, Minnesota, Minnetonka, New York, NY, Pairings, Recipes, TCM, Traditional Chinese Medicine, www.erinhessel.com
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November 12, 2009 – 10:11 AM
Yum! This recipe was a total accident (meaning I threw together leftovers from other meals to make it) but it came out amazing. I will definitely be making this one on purpose many times in the future. It is perfect on a cool fall day. The carrots and squash are sweet in nature, according to [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Autumn, Health & Fitness, Metal, Nutrition, Uncategorized
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Beta Carotene, Carrots, Chinese Medicine, Health, Kabocha, Recipes, Soup, Squash, www.erinhessel.com
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November 8, 2009 – 7:47 PM
You know when your using the bathroom at your friend’s house-warming party and it is just so tempting to peek in one of her/his drawers, or slide open the medicine cabinet, just to see what’s there – not because you are “snooping” per say, but just…curious? Well, there is no need to hold your breath [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Acupuncture, Autumn, Health & Fitness, Herbs, Metal, New York, Nutrition
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Tagged "Erin Hessel", Autumn, Catching Colds, Chinese Herbs, Cold Remedies, erinhessel.com, Fall, Flu, Gan Mao Ling, Ginger, Health, Herbal Remedies, Herbs NY, Home Remedies, Immune System, New York City, New York Herbal Medicine, NY, Prevention Not Prescriptions, Rest, Seasonal Health, Sleep, Tea
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November 7, 2009 – 12:24 PM
Fall is a very interesting time of year, where the warm yang of summer transforms into the cool yin of winter, and fruitful harvest moves into preparation for quietude. Seasonal foods move out of the sun and back into the earth, producing hearty root vegetables like yams, potatoes, squash, beets, cabbage, and brussel-sprouts. Many delicious and nutritious recipes can be made from [...]
By Erin
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Also posted in Autumn, Metal, Nutrition, Uncategorized
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Tagged Autumn, Banana, Bread, Chinese Medicine, Fall, Figs, Muffins, Recipe, Transition
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