Food therapy without turning dinner into a prescription
A parent suggests soup, ginger, pear, jujube, or lighter food. The suggestion may be care, memory, season, and traditional vocabulary all at once.
Food as care, not a cure claim
The safest way to understand food therapy is through scenes: what families cook, when they cook it, and what language they use to explain it.
A food scene should not become a disease-treatment claim. If a topic has clinical implications, readers should turn to qualified professionals.