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🩸An insight into the world of haematology🩸
There are essentially three groups of things in a full blood count; red cells, white cells, and platelets. Each one can be measured in different ways to reveal a surprising amount of information about health, illness and wellbeing.
Learn about the typical components of a full blood count and some perspectives on what they might signify.
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Feb 12

🌰Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum)
Horse chestnut is a rapidly growing large deciduous tree. It is capable of reaching a height of 36 meters. In Traditional Chinese Medicine it is specifically indicated for the liver and bladder meridians. It is also referenced as a medicine that tonifies and moves the blood, stopping bleeding due to its ability to heal and support the vascular walls.
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Feb 11

🌰Horse chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum)
The energetics of horse chestnut are cool and dry as well as being powerfully bitter and astringent. The dynamic effect of horse chestnut makes it an important protector of vascular structures and microcirculation.
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Feb 10

Schisandra is native to eastern Asian forests, sharing its home with animals facing population threats. Josef Brinckmann shares insight on the harvest and trade of schisandra species and initiatives that protect endangered forest inhabitants across China and Russia.
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Feb 5
