Michael Regilio

And I thought, you know what? That sounds great. Definitely has the least side effects. So that's what I'm going to go with. Unless, of course, a cheaper, more effective method with fewer side effects comes out, then I'm all in.

I'm feeling peachy, man. Peachy. Interesting. Did you eat peaches to become peachy? Because in traditional Chinese medicine, maybe. I don't know.

I'm feeling peachy, man. Peachy. Interesting. Did you eat peaches to become peachy? Because in traditional Chinese medicine, maybe. I don't know.

I'm feeling peachy, man. Peachy. Interesting. Did you eat peaches to become peachy? Because in traditional Chinese medicine, maybe. I don't know.

Well, that's interesting because that is the crux of traditional Chinese medicine. A traditional Chinese healer is trying to restore balance between these two complementary forces that flow through not just your body, but throughout the entire universe. According to traditional Chinese medicine, a person is healthy when harmony exists between these two forces.

Well, that's interesting because that is the crux of traditional Chinese medicine. A traditional Chinese healer is trying to restore balance between these two complementary forces that flow through not just your body, but throughout the entire universe. According to traditional Chinese medicine, a person is healthy when harmony exists between these two forces.

Well, that's interesting because that is the crux of traditional Chinese medicine. A traditional Chinese healer is trying to restore balance between these two complementary forces that flow through not just your body, but throughout the entire universe. According to traditional Chinese medicine, a person is healthy when harmony exists between these two forces.

And sickness occurs when there's more yin than yang or more yang than yin.

And sickness occurs when there's more yin than yang or more yang than yin.

And sickness occurs when there's more yin than yang or more yang than yin.

We've all seen the graphic representation on posters in teenagers' rooms and on the walls of suburban dojos. For lack of a better example, it looks like a white sperm and a black sperm positioned head to tail in a circle.

We've all seen the graphic representation on posters in teenagers' rooms and on the walls of suburban dojos. For lack of a better example, it looks like a white sperm and a black sperm positioned head to tail in a circle.

We've all seen the graphic representation on posters in teenagers' rooms and on the walls of suburban dojos. For lack of a better example, it looks like a white sperm and a black sperm positioned head to tail in a circle.

Fine. Okay. But even then, these cliched posters I'm talking about, they're just graphic representations of something actually unseen, an invisible life force. Yin is considered the female of these two forces.

Fine. Okay. But even then, these cliched posters I'm talking about, they're just graphic representations of something actually unseen, an invisible life force. Yin is considered the female of these two forces.

Fine. Okay. But even then, these cliched posters I'm talking about, they're just graphic representations of something actually unseen, an invisible life force. Yin is considered the female of these two forces.

Yin's opposite won't surprise you either, then, because Yang represents masculinity. Light and warmth actually sound more female than male. Yeah, ironically, they got yin and yang mostly backwards, although the female yin does also represent earth, softness, and rain. So those are nice. As well as blackness, evil, smallness, and even numbers.

Yin's opposite won't surprise you either, then, because Yang represents masculinity. Light and warmth actually sound more female than male. Yeah, ironically, they got yin and yang mostly backwards, although the female yin does also represent earth, softness, and rain. So those are nice. As well as blackness, evil, smallness, and even numbers.

Yin's opposite won't surprise you either, then, because Yang represents masculinity. Light and warmth actually sound more female than male. Yeah, ironically, they got yin and yang mostly backwards, although the female yin does also represent earth, softness, and rain. So those are nice. As well as blackness, evil, smallness, and even numbers.

Yeah. As we'll see, much of traditional Chinese medicine isn't that far removed from numerology, astrology, and stuff like that. Yang represents heaven, sunshine, hardness, goodness, the color white, largeness, and, of course, odd numbers. According to ancient texts, the interplay between these forces make up qi, which is the life force that flows around and through our bodies.