Ancient Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese Medicine Schools Teach Ancient Healing Art (History of chinese medicine)

Traditional Chinese Medicine Schools teach an effective, low cost alternative approach that works in harmony with the body’s natural ability to heal. Acupuncture is the oldest and most common form of the Traditional Chinese Medicine procedures, having been performed for over three thousand years. Practiced by a fourth of the world’s population today, Traditional Chinese Medicine considers all diseases to be related to imbalance in vital energy, or Qi, and returning health to the body and the spirit are accomplished through rebalancing, which will initiate the healing processes.

Add comment March 12th, 2008

Foundations of chinese medicine - Acupuncture And Chinese Medicine

Chinese medicine, often known as Oriental medicine or traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), encompasses a vast array of folk medical practices based on mysticism. It holds the belief that the body’s vital energy (Qi) circulates in the body through channels known as meridians, with branches connected to bodily organs and functions. A disruption or imbalance of the Qi leads to illness. Ancient remedies such as Qigong, use of herbs and acupuncture are believed to restore the balance of the Qi.

Add comment February 23rd, 2008

Chinese medicine psoriasis - Using Chinese Medicine For A Migraine

Chinese medicine has proven time and time again to be incredibly valuable and effective and is able to treat a variety of health conditions. Chinese medicine for a migraine has proven to be very successful, and so if you suffer from migraines and have tried other methods of treatment before with no success then you may want to make Chinese medicine the next step.

Chinese Medicine for a Migraine

Add comment January 29th, 2008

Chinese medicine psoriasis - Don’t Be Scared Of Chinese Herbal Medicines For Your Children

One of the shortcomings of conventional medicines is that they often have harsh side effects. For example, the overuse of antibiotics can make a child more susceptible to illnesses like ear infections. Another is that they treat your child (and you) like a machine and not like people. Although you should not seek to replace your conventional pediatrician, you can certainly look into synthesizing Chinese herbal medicines for your children for their care.

What Aliments Respond To TCM

Add comment January 24th, 2008

Books On Herbal Medicine: Suggestions For Your Reading (Chinese medicine qualifications)

Herbal medicine is one of the hot topics of the past 20 years. As consumers, you might be wondering where to go next for information. A brief list of books on herbal medicine with short descriptions is presented below. Some of the most thorough guides are rather expensive, but should be available at local public and university libraries. Several low-cost, but well-researched and thorough books on herbal medicine are also include on the list.

Add comment January 22nd, 2008

Was Ancient Chinese (Chinese medicine books) Medicine The Map For Modern Treatments?

Some have claimed that ancient Chinese medicine is the precursor to modern, western medical care and the use of botanicals, which continues in Chinese herbal medicine today, was the roadmap on which all modern synthetic drugs have followed into development. While that may be a bit of a stretch even for those with a strong belief in ancient Chinese medicine, the available treatments in the fourth and fifth centuries B.C. was slim at best and non-existent in most places.

Add comment January 18th, 2008