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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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  • 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]]
    217 bytes (28 words) - 17:34, 17 August 2010
  • Plant extract/Related Articles
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  • Biofield therapy/Related Articles
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  • Complementary and alternative medicine/Related Articles
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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.
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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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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  • 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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  • Sun Yat-sen
    ...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
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  • Panthera tigris (Tiger)
    ...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
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  • Memory of water
    ...the effects of energies, generated by people, on water. In [[Qigong]] (in Traditional Chinese Medicine):
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  • Homeopathy/Signed Articles/NCCAM
    A family of procedures that originated in traditional Chinese medicine. Acupuncture is the stimulation of specific points on the body by a variety
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  • Irritable bowel syndrome
    ...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
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