Traditional Chinese medical science
Holographic Doctrine
Posted under Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese medical science, moxibustion on Monday, 2 November 2009 by admin
Modern acupuncture and moxibustion scholars point out that auricle is biographic organ, which not only delivers the disease message of the whole body's Zang fu and soma, but can also cure the whole body's disease through stimulation at ear points.
The distribution of ear points has...
Climacteric Syndrome -Ear acupuncture
Posted under Acupuncture, Chinese medicine therapy, News, Traditional Chinese Massage, Traditional Chinese medical science on Saturday, 26 September 2009 by admin
Locating points
the main points are internal genitalia (TF2),endocrine (Co 18),subcortex (AT4);supplementary points :FOR insomnia ,add heart (CO15),Kidney (CO10),for burning sensation of the people cheast ,palms and soles ,sweating ,palpitation ,add sympathesis (AH6i),Root of Ear Vagus (R2),FOR...
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) ？
Posted under Traditional Chinese medical science on Saturday, 11 July 2009 by admin
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine？
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a well of medical knowledge gained from over 4,000 years of observation, investigation and clinical experience. TCM has evolved as an empirical science and its theories and treatments have been repeatedly in use and...
Facial Pain
Posted under Traditional Chinese medical science on Tuesday, 14 April 2009 by admin
Guanjianzi: facial pain，Invasion of Pathogenic Wind and Cold，Stagnation of Fire of the Liver and Stomach，Excessive Fire due to Yin Deficiency，Main Manifestations，Treatment，Prescription
Facial Pain
Invasion of Pathogenic Wind and Cold
Stagnation of Fire of...
Keeping the Skin Young in Chinese Ways
Posted under Traditional Chinese Massage, Traditional Chinese medical science on Friday, 20 March 2009 by admin
Internally, the spleen provides the source of blood and qi (vital energy), and the lung is responsible for disseminating the blood and qi to the skin. These two organs ensure the skin is constantly nourished; however, other organs also attribute to the smoothness of the circulation. Along with the...