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  • Begins June 5th to June 20th Mang Zhong, which translates to “Grain Ears,” is the time when grain matures and becomes both a seed for next year’s harvest and a food for us now. It marks a time of pivotal…

  • As the sun climbs higher and the days grow longer, summer brings an undeniable energy to the world around us. It’s a time of movement, vitality, and outward expression. But for many women, what can and should be a natural…

  • Acupuncture and moxibustion are time-tested therapies used in (Asian Medicine) to help the body restore it’s own natural healing capacity and  enhance fertility. The fertilty therapies at Red Earth, include acupuncture and moxibustion (moxa) r to  restore balance, improve reproductive…

  • May 21st – June 5th As we move deeper into the heart of spring, we arrive at Xiaoman (小满), the eighth solar term in the traditional East Asian calendar. Translating to “Lesser Fullness,” Xiaoman marks a period where grains begin…

  • As we step deeper into spring, we find ourselves approaching a meaningful seasonal threshold in the traditional East Asian calendar: Lìxià (立夏) — the Start of Summer. This is the moment when nature begins to stretch fully into warmth, when…

  • The Mind and Body are “not two” and honoring the connection: between the two supports a woman’s natural ability to bear children. In our fast-paced world, stress has become an inevitable part of life. However, stress, particularly chronic stress, can…

  • At Red Earth, we know that fertility extends beyond  just about physical health. Creating a healthy family is all about nourishing the  body, mind, and spirit. The foods we consume play a crucial role in a new mother’s  hormone balance,…

  • May 5–May 20 As we step into Lìxià, the seventh solar term of the year, we officially welcome the beginning of summer in the traditional East Asian almanac. The heat (yang) that has been building through the year is now…

  • April 20th – May 4th Grain Rain, or Gǔyǔ (谷雨), marks the sixth Qi Node of the year and the last seasonal phase of spring and the transition from spring to summer. This is the time when the increased warmth…

  • April 4th–April 19th Coming on the heels of the Spring Equinox where the Yin (cold) and Yang (warm) are perfectly balanced, we are now entering into a time where the warmth is more abundant. The increased warmth stirres everything back…