Ellen Wan
Author
Ellen Wan has worked for the Japanese edition of The Epoch Times since 2007.
LATEST
How Mold Exposure May Harm the Brain, Gut, and Immune System
Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on supporting the body’s immune defenses and natural detoxification processes, helping the body better manage mold toxins.
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Dry Eyes Aren’t Just Uncomfortable—They Can Damage the Cornea
Left untreated, dry eye syndrome can cause damage–adjusting your indoor environment can help.
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Given 3 Months to Live, This Woman Transformed Her Mindset–And Her Health
15 years ago, a terminal cancer diagnosis forced one woman to take a hard look at how she was living.
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A Nephrologist’s 5-Year Journey to Losing 66 Pounds
By prioritizing exercise, Chieh-Li Wang lost weight, regained his health, and eventually became strong enough to run marathons.
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More Than Back Pain: Early Scoliosis Symptoms and Treatments That Can Correct Them
The sooner scoliosis is detected and properly treated, the greater the potential for correction.
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Risks of Plastic Chemicals That Are Everywhere in Your Home
Everyday plastic exposures can affect hormones and long-term health, but simple steps can help reduce your risk.
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The Hidden Dangers of Cooking Fumes and How to Protect Yourself
Experts reveal how kitchen fumes can harm your lungs, heart, and brain.
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Your Tongue Can Reveal Hidden Health Issues
Changes in internal organs can be reflected in the tongue’s appearance—specifically, its color, shape, and coating.
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How Essential Oils Help Fight Mold-Related Infections
Mold can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory and gut problems, and contribute to immune system disruption.
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Elevated Vitamin B12 Levels May Signal Hidden Disease
Doctors explain the real role of vitamin B12, safe intake levels, and when to get checked.
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How Mold Exposure May Harm the Brain, Gut, and Immune System
Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on supporting the body’s immune defenses and natural detoxification processes, helping the body better manage mold toxins.
|
Dry Eyes Aren’t Just Uncomfortable—They Can Damage the Cornea
Left untreated, dry eye syndrome can cause damage–adjusting your indoor environment can help.
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Given 3 Months to Live, This Woman Transformed Her Mindset–And Her Health
15 years ago, a terminal cancer diagnosis forced one woman to take a hard look at how she was living.
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A Nephrologist’s 5-Year Journey to Losing 66 Pounds
By prioritizing exercise, Chieh-Li Wang lost weight, regained his health, and eventually became strong enough to run marathons.
|
More Than Back Pain: Early Scoliosis Symptoms and Treatments That Can Correct Them
The sooner scoliosis is detected and properly treated, the greater the potential for correction.
|
Risks of Plastic Chemicals That Are Everywhere in Your Home
Everyday plastic exposures can affect hormones and long-term health, but simple steps can help reduce your risk.
|
The Hidden Dangers of Cooking Fumes and How to Protect Yourself
Experts reveal how kitchen fumes can harm your lungs, heart, and brain.
|
Your Tongue Can Reveal Hidden Health Issues
Changes in internal organs can be reflected in the tongue’s appearance—specifically, its color, shape, and coating.
|
How Essential Oils Help Fight Mold-Related Infections
Mold can trigger allergic reactions, respiratory and gut problems, and contribute to immune system disruption.
|
Elevated Vitamin B12 Levels May Signal Hidden Disease
Doctors explain the real role of vitamin B12, safe intake levels, and when to get checked.
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