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In acupuncture, one facet of TCM, delicate needles are used on key meridian points to improve the flow of energy (chi or qi) through the body and alleviate symptoms. more...
One of the pillars of Traditional Chinese Medicine, meridians are invisible lines through the body that carry energy to every organ and system. more...
Wear Your Watch on the Right Wrist
Right-handed people usually wear a watch on their left wrist. But wearing a battery-powered watch on the right is safer for the heart meridian running down your left arm more...
Three plants have been revered in ancient and modern China for their healing properties: ginseng, green tea, and the Ningxia wolfberry. more...
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Dawn M. Smith
Ancient China developed a way of looking at health that may have been the first multidisciplinary medical system, seeking balance rather than fighting specific diseases. more...
More Chinese Herbal Medical Terms
By:
Dawn M. Smith
Understanding terminology like Wind, Cold, Heat, Dampness and Phlegm, which have specific meaning in Chinese Medicine, will aid in appreciating TCM's complex ideas. more...
Manage Migraines with Acupuncture
By: Amy Kreydin
Acupuncture may offer relief for those suffering from Migraines and Tension Headaches who want a more natural approach to treatment. more...
Chinese Medicine Helps Menopause
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Dawn M. Smith
Insomnia, night sweats, hot flashes, depression and other symptoms of menopause are eased without Hormone Replacement Therapy's side effects. TCM provides an alternative. more...
Chinese Herbal Medical Terminology
By:
Dawn M. Smith
When visiting a Traditional Chinese Herbalist a patient may be bombarded with new and confusing words. This article explains some of the most commonly used TCM terms. more...
By: Nicci Talbot
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is a non-invasive, natural way to treat fine lines and wrinkles. more...
TCM: Asian And American Ginseng
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Dawn M. Smith
Sharing a name but used in disparate ways, both ginsengs are common in Chinese herbal medicine. Understand the different ginsengs to know which is most likely to help you more...
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