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5 Element Weight Loss

You can go on a diet, eat less food, and exercise more, and you won’t necessarily lose weight if your digestive system is not working properly. In fact, you may find yourself becoming more unhealthy because you’re getting less nourishment. As a result, a “healthy” weight loss program needs to take into account your unique physicality.

5 Element Weight loss at BIOM is a unique and healthy opportunity to develop a weight loss program based on your special situation—designed and aimed at the outcome you’re looking for—a healthy body and self image.

The Focus
BIOM’s 5 Element approach to loosing weight focuses first on addressing any imbalances you may have in your internal organs. Often, the simple process of balancing the energy (Chi) of the internal organs improves digestion, which enables better metabolism and peristalsis so food doesn’t get trapped in your body. 

The Five Element Weight Loss Method
The Five Element method includes:

  • Principles of a healthy diet.
  • Chi Kung exercises.
  • Acupressure/acupuncture, and Chinese medical herbs (optional).

  • Call Kitty to find out how to get started — (206) 842-6936.

    5 Element Diet and Nutrition

    Diet and nutrition is so important for your health and well-being because it’s a primary way for getting the energy (chi) you need to live.

    Getting The Chi You Need
    You’re born with a certain amount of chi that you inherit from your parents; you get a constant supply of chi from the air you breathe; and you need a constant source of chi from the food you eat. When you eat food that doesn’t have the proper nutritive value, your health gradually diminishes; when you eat a diet that’s balanced, based on the 5 Element Theory of Oriental Medicine, your health flourishes.

    Eating Your Way To Health
    Nutritionally balanced meals, prepared according to recipes based on 5 Element Diet and Nutrition are nature’s pharmaceuticals. These medicinal recipes—many of which are similar to the delicious dishes you enjoy at your favorite Chinese restaurant—provide the chi and nutrients you need to improve and maintain your health, and are often prescribed as part of your treatment plan at BIOM.

    Imagine a prescription to treat yourself to some delicious, healthy and balanced Asian cuisine. At BIOM, we believe that getting and being healthy includes having fun and enjoying yourself along the Way.

    Important: 5 Element-based recipes also complement Western medical treatments by addressing adverse side effects caused by drugs. If you’re currently ill, or recovering from sickness, these foods will help you recuperate, rejuvenate, and regain your vitality.

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    About Lao Xian’s Teahouse

    Welcome and thanks for coming!

    A restful stop along the way,’ there’s always something going on at Lao Xian’s teahouse.  In the early morning, Chi Kung, a cup of tea, and quiet preparation for the day ahead; healing and health consultations throughout the day; and in the evening, more Chi Kung, another cup of tea, and a sip of quiet appreciation for another day.

    Your hostess is Lao Xian—a Chinese name meaning ‘Ancient Immortal.’ At Lao Xian’s Teahouse, Kitty Bradshaw embodies the spirit of Lao Xian, and in practical and inspiring ways, offers helpful insights that can heal the body and nourish the spirit.

    Online—or at BIOM—we’re here to serve you:

  • Acupuncture and Acupressure
  • Chinese Medical Herbs
  • Chi Kung
  • Diet & Nutrition
  • Facial Rejuvenessence
  • The Way of Tea

  • About Kitty Bradshaw
    Herbalist, Acupuncturist, Health & Wellness Coach
    Kitty is a licensed acupuncturist (L.Ac.) with an advanced clinical degree in Oriental Medicine (O.M.M.). Her deep understanding of Chinese medical herbs, combined with her intuitive abilities to diagnose and treat difficult problems, has helped many people regain and maintain their health. Kitty’s holistic approach to healing combines acupuncture, acupressure, herbal medicine, diet and nutrition, Facial Rejuvenessence, and Chi Kung.

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    IMPORTANT: All information on this Web site is provided for educational use only and not meant to substitute for the advice of a local Oriental Medicine practitioner, biomedical doctor, experienced coach, or martial arts instructor.