Cura x Cura: TCM Mastery
Cura x Cura: TCM Mastery
Podcast Description
The Cura x Cura Podcast is dedicated to real clinical practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Each episode features in-depth conversations with experienced acupuncturists, herbalists, and Oriental medicine masters. We explore case studies, diagnostic methods, herbal formulas, and treatment strategies used in everyday care. For practitioners serious about their craft, this is a space to grow, reflect, and connect with a like-minded community passionate about healing.
- Visit Us at: www.curaxcura.com
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/curaxcura_herbs/
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The podcast focuses on a variety of topics within Traditional Chinese Medicine, including case studies, diagnostic methodologies, herbal formulas, and treatment strategies, with specific episodes featuring subjects like integrative approaches to conditions such as Ménière’s disease and Long COVID, highlighting the intersection of Eastern and Western medicinal practices

The Cura x Cura Podcast is dedicated to real clinical practice in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Each episode features in-depth conversations with experienced acupuncturists, herbalists, and Oriental medicine masters. We explore case studies, diagnostic methods, herbal formulas, and treatment strategies used in everyday care. For practitioners serious about their craft, this is a space to grow, reflect, and connect with a like-minded community passionate about healing.
– Visit Us at: www.curaxcura.com
– Instagram: www.instagram.com/curaxcura_herbs/
In this episode, four licensed Traditional Chinese Medicine doctors come together to unpack one important question: Could the Chinese herbs you’re taking actually be making you feel worse?
From goji berries and ginseng to dandelion tea, “superfoods,” and Chinatown herbal shops, we explore how self-prescribing, influencer wellness, improper dosages, and low-quality herbs can distort the way Chinese medicine is meant to work.
We discuss:
- Why there is no universal “superfood” in Chinese medicine
- How the wrong herb can worsen your symptoms
- Why your constitution and diagnosis matter
- The difference between food-grade and medical-grade herbs
- Why more herbs don’t always mean better results
- How Chinese medicine addresses root causes—not just symptoms
- What TCM can offer before and after surgery
- Why personalized formulas matter for complex conditions
Chinese herbs are not simply foods, supplements, or wellness trends. They are medicine—and the right herb for one person may be completely wrong for another.
If you’re taking Chinese herbs on your own, this episode may change the way you approach them.
👩🏻⚕️ Featured Doctors
Dr. Jennifer Ng – Licensed Acupuncturist, Facial Acupuncture & Face ReadingInstagram: @acu.by.jen
Dr. Jiaming Ju – Licensed Acupuncturist, Chronic & Autoimmune ConditionsInstagram: @byjiamingjuYouTube Channel
Dr. Onlai Cheang – Licensed Acupuncturist, Dermatology & Hormone HealthInstagram: @onlai.acupuncture
Dr. Shuang Hou – Licensed Acupuncturist, Founder of Cura x Cura, Chinese Herbal Medicine Instagram: @shuanghoulac

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