How Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views Autism
In traditional Chinese medicine, no such disease called Autism exists. TCM doctors approach health and disease according to the philosophy of Yin-Yang.
Pericardium in TCM: The Secret To Great Sex? - Activeherb Blog
The pericardium in TCM it does much more than protecting the heart, including serving as the key to a healthy love life. Find out what else..
Self-Care Practices From the Huangdi Neijing | Acupuncture Today
Author: Meredith Smith. Title: Self-Care Practices From the Huangdi Neijing. Summary: Self-care practices are essential for the well-being of health care providers. Healers are tasked with maintaining balance within their own bodies...
Yin / Yang Theory | TCM World
Dribbling, Great For Basketball, Not The Bathroom - Activeherb Blog
If your urinary flow is obstructed, blame it on damp heat, blood stasis and Kidney Qi deficiency. Here’s what herbs may help.
Interrelationships and Chinese Medicine - TCM World
Health is influenced by inseparable interrelationships. The highest level of healing is about restoring balance, not fighting with disease.
It’s Time To Get Defensive! How To Strengthen Your Body’s Defensive Qi. - A
Dramatic changes in weather can weaken the immune system. Learn how TCM strengthens your Defensive Qi.
7 Simple Indicators Your Body Reveals About Your Health - Activeherb Blog
You don’t always need a doctor to tell you if you’re healthy. Use these common indicators in traditional Chinese medicine for clues...
Change of Season Soup - Angela Warburton - Traditional Chinese Medicine
Change of season soup is an immune system tonic used in TCM. It is ideal to enhance the immune system during the changing of the seasons. This herbal formula is also thought to improve resistance to colds and flu and help with stress.
People who are in the midst of a cold or flu should not
The Enigma of Chinese Medicine
If a system of medical treatment practiced for thousands of years can’t meet Western scientific standards, should it be dismissed?
10 Things Your Tongue Can Tell You About Your Health, Based On Chinese Medi
Believe it or not, your tongue can actually tell you quite a bit about your health. Sure, you're probably not staring at it in the mirror much, inspecting its grooves and color, but maybe you should. Based on Chinese Medicine, your tongue gives…
Dysbiosis, Spleen Qi, Phlegm, and Complex Difficulties
Alignment – Part 3 - CHINESE MEDICINE LIVING
By Steven Lubka Performing a Cranial-Spinal Reset Finally, I want to offer a technique for resetting the whole system when it is under stress. Anytime you feel tension or discomfort you can perform this to initiate a relaxation response. The first step is positioning oneself in the above posture. The key points are as follows:
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Feng: The Meaning of Wind in Chinese Medicine
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Are You Yin or Yang? - CHINESE MEDICINE LIVING
By Emma Suttie, D.Ac, AP The forces of yin and yang describe everything in the universe. Everything has its opposite, and yet, each is an intrinsic part of the other. Everything that exists has a yin as well as a yang aspect and health and the human being are no exception. In Chinese medicine, a
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Eliminating Waste in Practice: Dr. Tan's Eight Magic Points for All Digestive Disorders | Acupuncture Today
most of the patients i see in my clinic suffer from a variety of digestive disorders. they do not effectively process their food. they have diarrhea, heartburn, and acid reflux disease. they're nauseated. and who would expect any different?
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Acupuncture, Herbs Treat Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Chinese Medicine expert explains how acupuncture helps relieve stomach pain in Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month
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The Conscious Evolution of Healing: The Luo Vessels | Acupuncture Today
Author: Nicholas Sieben. Title: The Conscious Evolution of Healing: The Luo Vessels. Summary: Each acupuncture channel system resonates with a different aspect of human form and function. The Luo Vessels for example are conduits of ying qi.
Maciocia Online: THE SHEN, YI AND ZHI AND NEEDLING IN THE NEI JING
THE SHEN, YI AND ZHI AND NEEDLING IN THE NEI JING The Nei Jing, and especially the Ling Shu, contains very many passages with instruction...