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A short list of independent sites we actually read — on Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yang Sheng, and the science of longevity. No affiliate links, no link farms.
Inclusion here isn't a blanket endorsement of every claim on these sites — it's a note that we've found them substantive and worth a reader's time. We don't control their content, and neither should you take any of it, or ours, as medical advice.
A French association teaching Qi Gong and Yang Sheng health-maintenance practices, with an active blog on seasonal rhythm, diet and TCM fundamentals.
An independent publication on Taoist philosophy and Yang Sheng — the same "nourishing life" tradition behind much of our own work, explored from a slightly different angle.
A French-language peer-reviewed journal of Chinese medicine, for readers who want the clinical and scientific literature behind the practice rather than a popular summary.
Editorial coverage of aging research and policy from correspondents around the world — useful for tracking what's actually being studied, not just what's being sold.
A wellness and longevity magazine covering nutrition, aging science and lifestyle, with an editorial board reviewing submissions.