JoJo Novaes
Author
Jojo is the host of Health 1+1. Health 1+1 is the most authoritative Chinese medical and health information platform overseas. Every Tuesday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. EST on TV and online, the program covers the latest on the coronavirus, prevention, treatment, scientific research and policy, as well as cancer, chronic illness, emotional and spiritual health, immunity, health insurance, and other aspects to provide people with reliable and considerate care and help. Online: EpochTimes.com/Health TV: NTDTV.com/live
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3 Female Physicians Share Their Best Routines for Managing Stressful Lives
Between patients, parenting, and pressure, three women share how they protect their energy and create balance each day.
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Depression Isn’t Just in the Brain: A TCM Approach to Relief
By focusing on the body’s internal energy systems, TCM offers a different framework for understanding mood disorders and their treatment.
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This Ancient Oil Ritual Cleans the Scalp, Eases Stress, and Improves Sleep
For healthy hair and a relaxed mind and body, bathing with plant oils infused with essential oils is a simple yet luxurious practice.
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From Eye Pain to Cancer Risk: The Overlooked Health Threat of Blue Light
Prolonged close-up work, such as using a cellphone or computer, or extended exposure to bright light, can harm your eyes and overall health.
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Neck Pain? It May Be an Early Warning Sign of High Blood Pressure
Everything is connected: Awareness of neck pain could lead to a discovery of high blood pressure, which, when balanced may make your neck better.
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Why Your Hand Goes Numb When You Turn Your Head—And What It Really Means
Hand numbness often isn’t a hand problem—it usually comes from nerve compression, such as thoracic outlet or carpal tunnel syndrome.
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The Multiple Bodily Causes of Brain Fog—Diet and Lifestyle Changes Can Help
Brain fog isn’t just in your head but is a result of a wide variety of causes.
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Pushed to the Edge by Cancer, He Chose to Rise–and Found a New Life
Diagnosed with stomach cancer at 39, Tu Jing-Wei lost his stomach—but not his will. Ten years later, he shows why his cancer is no longer a death sentence.
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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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3 Female Physicians Share Their Best Routines for Managing Stressful Lives
Between patients, parenting, and pressure, three women share how they protect their energy and create balance each day.
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Depression Isn’t Just in the Brain: A TCM Approach to Relief
By focusing on the body’s internal energy systems, TCM offers a different framework for understanding mood disorders and their treatment.
|
This Ancient Oil Ritual Cleans the Scalp, Eases Stress, and Improves Sleep
For healthy hair and a relaxed mind and body, bathing with plant oils infused with essential oils is a simple yet luxurious practice.
|
From Eye Pain to Cancer Risk: The Overlooked Health Threat of Blue Light
Prolonged close-up work, such as using a cellphone or computer, or extended exposure to bright light, can harm your eyes and overall health.
|
Neck Pain? It May Be an Early Warning Sign of High Blood Pressure
Everything is connected: Awareness of neck pain could lead to a discovery of high blood pressure, which, when balanced may make your neck better.
|
Why Your Hand Goes Numb When You Turn Your Head—And What It Really Means
Hand numbness often isn’t a hand problem—it usually comes from nerve compression, such as thoracic outlet or carpal tunnel syndrome.
|
The Multiple Bodily Causes of Brain Fog—Diet and Lifestyle Changes Can Help
Brain fog isn’t just in your head but is a result of a wide variety of causes.
|
Pushed to the Edge by Cancer, He Chose to Rise–and Found a New Life
Diagnosed with stomach cancer at 39, Tu Jing-Wei lost his stomach—but not his will. Ten years later, he shows why his cancer is no longer a death sentence.
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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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