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    China, but spread to Japan, Korea, and Asia. Europeans were introduced to it around the seventeenth century. Chinese medicine was not accepted immediately because of the sanitation problems, which will be discussed later. Acupuncture derived from Taoism, “a religion of unity and opposites” (British Broadcasting Company). Taoism teaches about two major concepts: Yin and Yang, and Qi. Many Chinese people also believe these concepts as truth. Yin and Yang is a Taoist concept of opposites. Yin is dark, still

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    Xiao Ke Triple Heater

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    the zang fu organs, creating many complications. Therefore, to treat the internal organs, you must first treat the San Jiao. The objective of this paper is to explore Xiao Ke in relation to the San Jiao, and how it encompasses AIDs/HIV and the Chinese Medicine treatment strategy. Xiao means to disperse or to move, and Ke, associated

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    (Herborist, 2014). It is the first complete modern herbal personal care brand in China. The meaning of Herborist is the essence of hundreds of herbs. Herborist develop the natural and effective products for consumers by combining the traditional Chinese medicine formula and the latest achievement of modern biotechnology (Herborist, 2014). Nowadays, Herborist has become one of the leader brands in China’s high-end

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    there are vessels.  The network of vessels are called meridians.  Running through these meridians is something the Chinese refer to as Qi.  Qi most closely translates to energy.  Qi can be thought of as spirit, nerve impulses, or energy but it can also be blood, lymph, or other body fluids.         A strong balance in social, emotional, physical, and mental capacities is what the Chinese consider perfect health.  Any imbalance in any of these areas can bring about disease or illness.  Acupuncture is

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    Acupuncture for Hormonal Imbalance Edmonton Acupuncture is a Chinese medicine for thousand of years. In this medicine have been evaluating, diagnosing and effectively treating a large mixture of heath condition. The common conditions and specialization are given below the list. Treatable condition Pain : it is one of the stressful feelings are regularly caused by Muscle pain and cramping, headaches and migraines, back, shoulder and joint pain, arthritis, sports injuries, strains and sprains, sciatica

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    yin and yang it is all about a balance in the body for healing and good health. Too much on one will create an unbalance in the energy flow in the body and will require treatment of the use of yin and yang principles.   Another practice in medicine in

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    The Chinese culture is built around thousands of years of tradition. Understanding these Chinese beliefs and social influences may benefit you when attending to someone of this culture. Values In Chinese culture, respect towards an authority figure is shown by giving a slight bow and to avoid making eye contact. If people of the opposite sex make eye contact, it may be considered as a flirtatious act. It is also inappropriate and rude to address an elder or person of higher status by their first

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    On their website, QT Inc. describes how the bracelets are “designed and crafted following Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) theories and history… TCM is all about keeping yourself in balance… When there is an imbalance in your body, your well-being suffers as a result” (QRay). They then go on to explain the “meridians” in the body. However, they do not go into

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    anxiety, “50 to 70 million Americans suffer from sleep issues each year” (CDC, 2015). Multiple studies have been conducted to see whether or not acupuncture effectively reduces insomnia. Acupuncture is a modality that is used in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Mayo Clinic describes acupuncture as “the insertion of extremely thin needles through the skin at strategic points on the body” (Staff, 2015). The specific points on the body that the needles are inserted are called meridians. Each meridian

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    The definition of acupuncture is “to puncture with a needle” in its most basic form. Originating from China, acupuncture has spread all over the world. Its symbol is 针灸or Zhe-Jiu (Chmielnicki). Acupuncture can include traditional body needling, moxibustion, electric acupuncture, laser acupuncture, and acupressure. Moxibustion, the burning of herbs on the skin during acupuncture, is a common addition to traditional body needling. The main uses for acupuncture are getting rid of pain, protecting against

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