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...from 1886 to 1892. He then worked for two years at the Jinghu Hospital for traditional Chinese medicine in [[Macao]], where he introduced numerous Western practices. His politica

...here a given type of practitioner uses more than one class. For example, [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] practioners use, among other things, [[phytotherapy|herbals]] and [[acupu Traditional Chinese medicine deals with both energy fields in meridians, but also specifically including

...their [[fur]]. Also, their bones and nearly all body parts are used in [[traditional Chinese medicine]] for a range of purported uses including pain killers and [[aphrodisiac]]s

...the effects of energies, generated by people, on water. In [[Qigong]] (in Traditional Chinese Medicine):

...cooking skills, menu planning, and the use the diagnostic principles from Traditional Chinese Medicine to monitor one’s own health. Cooking, diet and lifestyle are ideally int

...ither be a complementary discipline, or a subpart of the whole system of [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]], the latter by classic definition rather than the hybrid "Three Roads" ap

For example, there are advocates of [[Traditional Chinese medicine]], which include acupuncture, to insist that it is a whole system. As you w

...attributes the mechanism for these effects to sources other than [[qi]]. [[Traditional Chinese medicine]]'s acupuncture theory predates use of the [[scientific method]], and has r

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A family of procedures that originated in traditional Chinese medicine. Acupuncture is the stimulation of specific points on the body by a variety

...2006-Stone"> [http://beyondwellbeing.com/ibs/ Irritable Bowel Syndrome - A Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective], (2006). Al Stone L.Ac. Retrieved on [[February 14]], 2006.</r

...Certainly, this is a description that would not be at all surprising from traditional Chinese medicine practitioners with which I've discussed such things; many conventional phys ...lative vs. mind-body vs. energy field. Within energy field, for example, [[traditional Chinese medicine]], [[reflexology]] and [[therapeutic touch]] have different models.

...|physiologists]] would call the body's "defense systems" or to ''qi'' in [[traditional Chinese medicine]]. In this theory, the signs and symptoms of a disease reflect efforts of

...erstandable terms. Now, perhaps it helped my attention level in discussing Traditional Chinese Medicine that I happened to date the TCM student (and later doctor), but she was abl ...endencies towards self-healing (the term vital force is akin to "chi" in [[traditional Chinese medicine]]). Symptoms of disease are thought to be efforts, sometimes successful an

...I have to remember where I did a referenced writeup to pulse diagnosis...[[Traditional Chinese Medicine]]?

:I would even suggest that the article might do well to mention some CAM in traditional Chinese medicine, as a better example. Acupuncture and moxabustion, for example, originate i

...respect are integrative -- perhaps the most knowledgeable person I know in traditional Chinese medicine is also an excellent nurse practitioner. I've had any number of thoughtful

::For that matter, I've had friends trained in traditional Chinese medicine, one also an MD, who seemed to have no trouble discussing their paradigms a

...nt articles on [[acupuncture]] and [[chiropractic]], with things such as [[traditional Chinese medicine]] that have room for improvement. The specific problem is homeopathy.