TCM Jahreszeiten: Dein Pferd im Sommer schützen | Anna Silvia Lilienfeld

🌿 Eczema in August has its origins in May. In this episode, we look at what many horse owners are currently seeing—and can't quite figure out yet: coughing, mucus, skin problems. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) says: This isn't a spring cold. This is damp heat announcing its arrival. We discuss why the spleen is the root of all dampness, what climate change has to do with it—and what you can do now before summer escalates. Two things you'll take away: Which signs you should be watching out for now What hip edema, leg swelling, and lung problems have in common This time, it's solo again—sometimes a topic is just for you. Anna Silvia Lilienfeld Even as a child, Silvia wanted to be a veterinarian. Life initially had other plans—first leading her to vocal studies and a career on stage. But horses never let you go. Anyone who has ever grown up with them knows that. In 2007, she finally followed her calling: she completed her training as an animal naturopath – and in doing so, discovered Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine. This encounter changed everything. Since 2009, she has worked as a TCM therapist and lecturer, specializing in acupuncture and phytotherapy. In 2013, she founded Vividus Seminars & Training – a place for small, high-quality training courses with genuine depth, where people are the focus, not the curriculum. Her mission: to not only train therapists, but to inspire them. https://www.stimmgebung.com https://www.vividus-thp.de Sign up for our newsletter here: https://bit.ly/3IQhSta