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
LATEST
Unlocking the Healing Power of Apples: A Natural Remedy for Eczema, Leaky Gut, and Cancer Prevention
Feeling Drained? Ancient Remedies to Fight Fatigue and Boost Vitality
According to traditional Chinese medicine, feeling fatigued and sluggish is a common sign of excess dampness in the body.
Flu Outbreak Emerges in China: Virology Expert
Improving overall physical condition and immune strength may strengthen resistance to the virus.
Ancient Methods to Improve Insomnia: Herbal Tea, Diet Therapy, and Acupressure
A traditional Chinese medicine practitioner offers advice about some natural ways to fall asleep more easily and improve sleep quality.
Periodontitis: A Potential Trigger for Chronic Systemic Inflammation
Periodontal disease is more than just an oral issue—it could be a hidden threat to overall health.
Household Mold: A Potential Trigger for Alzheimer’s Disease
Fans, disinfectants, and dehumidifiers can mitigate the dangerous health effects of household mold.
Treating Hepatitis B Naturally: A TCM Doctor’s Recovery With Sprouts
Red cabbage sprouts and broccoli sprouts are cruciferous vegetables rich in a variety of plant-based compounds with antiviral and anticancer properties.
Ancient, Natural Remedies for Managing Recurrent Eczema
Winter often aggravates eczema due to the cold and dry weather. Learn how traditional Chinese medicine approaches this common skin condition.
Understanding Human Metapneumovirus—Risks and Prevention
The human metapneumovirus poses little threat to the general population, typically causing only mild symptoms similar to those of the common cold.
