Summer didn’t exactly leave us lighter—so do we still need to “fatten up” for fall? 🍂🥣 This modern take on the centuries-old tradition of tie qiu biao looks at what our bodies may actually need after a long summer: gentler digestion, quality protein, and warm, nourishing meals. From Mid-Autumn BBQ to an easy Chinese yam and lotus seed chicken soup, here’s a smarter way to ease into fall—without piling on the “autumn fat.

🎒 Back-to-school prep isn’t just about buying supplies. After a summer of late nights, cold drinks, and irregular meals, August is a good time to gently reset your child’s sleep, digestion, and daily rhythm. 🌿 Here are three simple signs to watch for—and practical ways to help them ease into September feeling more balanced and ready. ✨

☀️ Feeling drained by summer heat? In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the hottest days of the year may actually be the best time to restore your energy. This guide explains the 2026 Sanfu season, the idea behind “treating winter conditions in summer,” and how to nourish your body gently with cooling foods, better habits, and simple daily support. 🌿

He may say he’s just tired, but his body could be asking for more care. Blog #049 shares 5 subtle signs of men’s summer fatigue and simple ways to support Dad with gentle nourishment.

Spring is the season to reset 🌿 If you’ve been feeling tired, moody, foggy, or off-balance, your liver might be asking for a little extra care. In this wellness feature, we share common signs of liver stress, everyday habits that may be weighing it down, and simple spring-friendly ways to support your body — from better sleep to nourishing foods and gentle rituals 💛

Feeling bloated or fatigued after the Lunar New Year festivities? Whether it's a lack of appetite in children or low energy in adults, your "Spleen and Stomach" are likely overloaded. Our latest guide offers a gentle 3-step "Reset Plan"—Reduce, Clear, and Nourish—to help your family regain lightness and immunity. Discover our featured Yam & Egg Drop Soup recipe, simple home massage techniques, and targeted nutritional support with Chicken Essence to kickstart your year with vitality.

In this chapter of the We Love Broth Winter Wellness Series, we talk about those sudden winter rashes—like hand, foot, and mouth disease in kids, or pityriasis rosea in teens and adults—and what they might be trying to tell us about the body. From a gentle TCM perspective, we see the skin as a “message board” for our immune system, not something to panic about.

Learn how to strengthen your family’s immunity this winter with immune-supporting foods, daily habits, nourishing soup recipes, and WeLoveBroth Chicken Essence.