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  • Traditional Chinese medicine/Definition
    ...hich is based on the beliefs and practices of the Chinese culture. ({{MeSH|Traditional Chinese Medicine}})
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  • Traditional medicine/Related Articles
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  • Template:Traditional Chinese medicine/Metadata
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  • Acupuncture/Related Articles
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  • Indigenous knowledge system/Related Articles
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  • Chi (disambiguation)
    ...or Ch'i (Wade-Giles spelling), a concept in classical Chinese thought and Traditional Chinese Medicine}}
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  • Integrative medicine/Related Articles
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  • Reflexology/Related Articles
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  • Acupuncture/Bibliography
    ...gulatory Advisory Council, ''Minister’s Referral Letter January 18, 2006 – Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)'' <http://www.hprac.org/english/projects.asp>March 20, 2006
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  • Rheum palmatum/Definition
    ...als with biological activity in mammals; used in [[Native American]] and [[traditional Chinese medicine]]
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  • Plant extract/Related Articles
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  • Biofield therapy/Related Articles
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  • Talk:Meridian (Chinese medicine)
    :It would probably be even better to have a single article [[Meridian (Traditional Chinese Medicine)]]. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 22:54, 7 February 2009
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  • Complementary and alternative medicine/Related Articles
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  • Category:Healing Arts Developing Articles
    *[[Traditional Chinese medicine]]
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  • Traditional medicine
    *[[Traditional Chinese medicine]]
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  • Archive:Category:Healing Arts Workgroup
    *[[Traditional Chinese medicine]]
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  • Artemisinin/Related Articles
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  • Qi
    ...rs with the male/bright/dry ''yang'' principle (see [[yin and yang]] and [[traditional Chinese medicine]]); moreover, they were also associated with the five Chinese "elements" or
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  • Traditional Chinese medicine
    '''Traditional Chinese medicine''' is the formalized system that resulted, combining acupuncture, Chinese h | title = Traditional Chinese Medicine: An Alternative and Complementary Medicine Resource Guide
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  • National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine
    | '''Non-western systems''' include traditional Chinese medicine and ayurveda ...tedly surround and penetrate the human body. These include qigong (part of traditional Chinese medicine), reiki, and therapeutic touch
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  • Anthraquinone
    ...almatum]]'', called [[Indian rhubarb]] in North America and also used in [[traditional Chinese medicine]] is rich in anthraquinones.
    1 KB (174 words) - 14:58, 17 August 2010
  • Talk:Homeopathy/Definition
    ...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
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  • Drug
    ...he [[mind]], or the [[body]], or both. However, under the philosophy of [[Traditional Chinese medicine|Chinese medicine]], food is also considered a drug as it affects particular
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  • Qigong
    ...g various means from physical touch to mental manipulation. According to [[Traditional Chinese medicine]], all illnesses are caused by an imbalance in a person's internal energy.
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  • Healing arts
    ...ocated by [[nutritionist]]s and, in such alternative medicine systems as [[traditional Chinese medicine]], these include a large number of herbs as well as preserved portions of a
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  • User:Jim Butler
    ...upuncture under distinguished Chinese doctors at the Maryland Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine, graduating in 2000, and then began a private practice. I have a son with
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  • User talk:D. Matt Innis/Homeopathy lead
    ...older texts, and is still used by some western scholars today. </ref> in [[traditional Chinese medicine]]). In this theory, the symptoms of a disease reflect efforts of the vital
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  • Reflexology
    ...e manipulating the body, including: [[massage]]; techniques based on the [[traditional Chinese medicine]] concept of meridians rather than a reflex map; light touch or non-touch t
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  • Talk:Asthma
    ...y the way, anyone who has studied about or knows much about acupuncture or traditional Chinese medicine would agree that, in their model of doing things, asthma is just an imbalan
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  • Aristolochic acid
    3. K. M. Wu, et al. "Complexities of the herbal nomenclature system in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM): Lessons learned from the misuse of Aristolochia-related species and
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  • User talk:James R. McCarthy
    ...rs, Engineering and Military Editor, but I try not to let that limit me; [[traditional Chinese medicine]] and [[integrative medicine]] are interests as well. What military areas a As for TCM(Traditional Chinese Medicine) I have almost no interst.--[[User:James R. McCarthy|James R. McCarthy]] 12
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  • Artemisia vulgaris
    Mugwort is used in the practice of [[traditional Chinese medicine]] in a pulverized, aged, and recompounded form called [[moxa]]. The British
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  • Meridian (Chinese medicine)
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  • Talk:Complementary and alternative medicine
    ...medicine]] are often regulated differently, but the scope of recognized [[traditional Chinese medicine]] (often an OMD degree) includes both, as well as some other techniques. I ...ies; China has what it calls the "Three Roads" method that includes both [[traditional Chinese medicine]] and conventional techniques. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowi
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  • Phytotherapy
    ...digenous knowledge system]] (IKS). Herbal plant preparations are part of [[traditional Chinese medicine]]. There are many European traditional uses. ===Traditional Chinese Medicine===
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  • Complementary and alternative medicine/article archive
    | '''Non-western systems''' include classical [[traditional Chinese medicine]]<ref>To be distinguished from the official Chinese "Three Roads" approach ...urround and penetrate the human body. These include [[qi gong]] (part of [[traditional Chinese medicine]]), [[reiki]], and [[therapeutic touch]]
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  • Gao Yaojie
    ...County, [[Shandong Province]]. A retired professor at the Henan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dr. Gao is a medical doctor who specialized in [[Gynecology|ovarian gyneco
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  • Artemisinin
    ...is a [[phytotherapy|plant product]] from the herb [[qinghaosu]] used in [[traditional Chinese medicine]].
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  • User:James R. McCarthy
    ...in Nanchang, Jiangxi, China as an English teacher in Jiangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Prior to this I worked in Sun Microsystems for a short period as a tester
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  • User:James Chang
    ...] and [[Gustav Mahler|Mahler's]] orchestral works), computer technology, [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]], and other subjects.
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  • Acupuncture point
    ...or may not be in the same area of the body as the targeted symptom. The [[traditional Chinese medicine]] (TCM) theory for the selection of such points and their effectiveness is ...e of acupuncture points frequently relies on the conceptual framework of [[Traditional Chinese Medicine]] (TCM), which some scholars have characterized as [[pseudoscience|pseudosc
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  • Essiac
    ...[Rheum palmatum]]'', known as [[Indian rhubarb]] in North America and in [[traditional Chinese medicine]]
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  • Integrative medicine
    ***[[Traditional Chinese medicine]] ...urround and penetrate the human body. These include [[qi gong]] (part of [[traditional Chinese medicine]]), [[reflexology]] [2], [[Bach flower therapy]] ''[2]]'', [[reiki]] ''[2?]
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  • Acupuncture
    ...thought to have originated in China and is most commonly associated with [[traditional Chinese medicine]] (TCM). Other types of acupuncture (Japanese, Korean, and classical Chines
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  • User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/todo list/Macrobiotics notes
    ...u planning, and the use the diagnostic principles similar to those used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to monitor one’s self and diagnose one’s own physical and spiritual con ...d on the energetics of foods and cooking styles as originally conceived in Traditional Chinese Medicine,
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  • Rheum palmatum
    ...almatum]]'', called [[Indian rhubarb]] in North America and also used in [[traditional Chinese medicine]], is rich in [[anthraquinone]]s and other biologically active compounds.
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  • Physical examination
    Some traditional and complementary disciplines, such as [[traditional Chinese medicine]] (TCM), often combine traditional and contemporary examination techniques
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  • Macrobiotics
    ...s considerably. The diagnostic roots of macrobiotics are close to that of Traditional Chinese Medicine's mapping of meridiens and far eastern yin-yang philosophy. Macrobiotics i ...rist, herbalist, author, life-style counselor, life coach, practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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  • Alternative medicine (theories)
    ...icine since ancient times, not only spawning approaches such as herbalism, traditional Chinese medicine, biofeedback, and [[homeopathy]], but also influencing mainstream approache ...ater, indulge in destructive activities, drain their ''jing'' [that is, in traditional Chinese medicine, the body's essence, centred on the kidneys] and deplete their ''qi'' [life
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