Integrative Essences
About Chinese Herbal Medicine
A cornerstone of treatment in TCM is the use of medicines that are to be taken internally in the form of teas, pills, syrups and wines and other liquids. Most people believe that the herbs or plants are specific to china when in fact many of them are not herbs at all but are common substances found all over the world and in every culture. Chinese medicinals are made up of plant components, minerals, chemicals, animal parts and natural byproducts found in nature and are prescribed in a manner that mitigates the harsh or toxic properties of substance that would occur if taken by t
Herbal Medicine
A cornerstone of treatment in TCM is the use of medicines that are to be taken internally in the form of teas, pills, syrups and wines and other liquids. Most people believe that the herbs or plants are specific to china when in fact many of them are not herbs at all but are common substances found all over the world and in every culture. Chinese medicinals are made up of plant components, minerals, chemicals, animal parts and natural byproducts found in nature and are prescribed in a manner that mitigates the harsh or toxic properties of substance that would occur if taken by themselves.
Flower Essence Therapy
What are flower essences?
Flower essences are herbal infusions or decoctions, made from the flowering part of the plant, which uniquely address emotional and mental aspects of wellness. The first 38 flower remedies were formulated by a British physician, Dr. Edward Bach, in the 1930's, although new remedies from other plant species are now available.
How do flower essences work?
Integrative Essences
Integrative Essences are Dr. Deanine Piccianos specifically tailored combinations for a patients individuilized condition. Depending on the patients presentation, homeopathic remedies are adjusted in potency to achieve a specific effect for the patient.
Integrative Essences are made up of combonations of Homeopathic remedies, flower essences and or drainage remedies that promote a specific detoxification pathway for a patient. They are always combined in supportive ways that honor the synergy of substances.

