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    For instance, if a person’s condition is chronic, they may use moxibustion to hasten the healing process. Moxibustion is when once burns a small amount of mugwort near the skin of where the tendinitis is located. Practitioners that use traditional Chinese medicine may use a special form of acupressure massage, which is called “tui-na”. There

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    Rakalah R. Ravariere Scotland-Harris English I Imagine this, you’ve just had another visit to your Doctor and been told yet again that your condition hasn’t improved and may even be getting worse. There is nothing they can recommend for you. You’ve had all the tests, they’ve diagnosed your condition, but the only thing they can offer you is a drug that may help relieve your symptoms. And possibly only for the short term at that. Having family in Dominica I always hear how I should drink

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    Introduction: To understand Chinese medicines you have know how it all started. During the Shang Dynasty medicine was not very effective and was based solely on the superstations of priests. The practices were useless, real medicine did not emerge until the Zhou dynasty came into power. During the time of the Shang Dynasty there was a high regard for Taoist ways of healing. They would preform rituals to purge the body of harmful spirits. Early magicians would use rare elements and claim that they

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    Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) involves the use of Chinese herbal medicine, Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Qi gong, Tuina (Chinese massage), and a medicated diet, and is one of the world 's most ancient medical systems, with its own principles, diagnostic methods and therapies. It has become very popular in the west. Meridians and Collaterals TCM views the meridians and collaterals networks using Zang-Fu, which categorises tissues and organs in an organic whole. Each Zang and Fu organ transports

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    Our ancestors may have endured painful lives before the proper art of medicine, but it was because of that agony which inspired many to pursue diverse ways of healing. Although we may never know the true identity of the first healer, we will always remember the framework they laid out for medical ideas we use today. From every medical practice back then, surgery was the first branch practiced successfully. The style they used to perform surgery in ancient times was extremely similar to the procedures

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    Eastern and Western Medicine The complex structure and foreign nature of Tibetan medicine makes it difficult to relate its practices to Western medicine, making it difficult to determine the clinical efficacy of Eastern medical practice. Several clinical analysis studies have recently been performed in order to determine the efficacy of the “holistic” practices of Eastern cultures. Whether the studies show Eastern or Western practices to be more effective, I believe that the most effective

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    In ancient China, it was relatively rare to dissect or otherwise violate human bodies because of a teaching from Confucius that the human body is sacred and not to be cut with a knife^, therefore the knowledge of anatomy in ancient China weren’t often based on scientific knowledge, but instead assumption and reasoning.^ Thus many, if not all, of Chinese medicine are considered pseudoscience because it lacks scientific evidence for its effectiveness.^ Any effects from following traditional Chinese

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    Acupuncture is a customary medicine that has been practiced in China and other Asian nations for a large number of years. Its defenders say it can do everything from mitigating pain to bringing a general feeling of wellbeing. Others think the main advantage expected from needle therapy is in one's mind. Needle therapy can be powerful for certain wellbeing issues, for example, such as some sorts of chronic pain. Be that as it may, how it works is something of a mystery. Needle therapy, an alternative

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