Chinese Medicine

The ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture stimulates the chi (qi) allowing the body to self-heal. Henry Zhen-Hong Lee is an expert in acupuncture.

Dec 3, 2009 - Karen Cioffi-Ventrice

Ever wished you could tell how healthy you are just by taking a good look at yourself? According to "face readers," you can if you know what tell-tale signs to look for.

Nov 24, 2009 - Rachel Murphy

Tai Chi Chuan is, among other things, a martial art, a spiritual discipline, and a beneficial adjunct to life following a myocardial infarction, or heart attack.

Nov 17, 2009 - Bryan Jackson

Medical researchers at the University of Texas at Houston study traditional Chinese herbs to learn how these natural herbal supplements aid in heart disease treatment.

Nov 13, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

Cibotium barometz, known as "gou ji" in traditional Chinese medicine, is being studied by researchers in South Korea as a possible aid in treating osteoporosis patients.

Oct 29, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

Though many treatments are available to relieve symptoms of anxiety, acupuncture remains an effective and safe option when considering alternative treatment.

Oct 19, 2009 - Johanna Bailey

Getting enough sleep is important to overall health. Traditional Chinese Medicine offers natural herbal sleep aids, plus diet and lifestyle advice to help with insomnia.

Oct 16, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

To quit or not to quit- though the journey to quit smoking is a difficult one, acupuncture offers a personalized relief plan with the added bonus of holistic education

Sep 19, 2009 - Rasham Nassar

Chinese physicians have practiced acupuncture for millennia, believing the technique improves the flow of energy, or "qi," through diseased areas of the body.

Sep 16, 2009 - Stephen Allen Christensen

He Shou Wu is an herb commonly used in China to help combat the effects of alopecia and premature aging symptoms like graying hair and hair loss.

Sep 7, 2009 - Jacqueline Lerche

Vaccination and drug therapy are the core of the western medicinal approach to preventing influenza. In TCM, diet and herbal formulas are used to enhance immune response.

Jul 31, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

Acupressure is a form of Traditional Chinese Medicine that balances the flow of Chi to promote well being. It's easy to self-administer and can be used to reduce stress.

Jun 29, 2009 - Krista Wissing

The practice of acupuncture have been around for nearly 5,000 years. The ancient Chinese medicine has become increasingly popular over the last several years.

Jun 3, 2009 - Jennifer Duffy

Tim Sullivan is one of the best therapists in North West London and will not only relieve a patient's pain but will teach them how to heal and treat themselves.

May 30, 2009 - Nina Saville

If you are considering an alternative to conventional medical practices consider Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

May 29, 2009 - Cheryl La Rocque

Acupuncture is an age old technique that is seeing an increase use in western medicine.

May 13, 2009 - Cheryl La Rocque

Acupuncture is a Chinese treatment that has been exercised for centuries.

May 11, 2009 - Naheed Ali

Clary sage is familiar as an essential oil for massage. It also has value in Traditional Chinese Medicine formulas as a Heart Blood mover and tonic and Liver Yin tonic.

May 7, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

Medical Qigong Therapy is an effective branch of Traditional Chinese Medicine that doesn't rely on the use of needles.

May 3, 2009 - Christina Barea

Medical Qigong Therapy reveals how years of accumulated experiences affect our behavior and provides valuable insight regarding our identity.

May 2, 2009 - Christina Barea

Many people find the idea of needles icky, so the concept of acupuncture may feel quite unpleasant. But what does the needling actually feel like and are there any risks?

Mar 13, 2009 - Maija Haavisto

Music therapy is a recognized tool in modern medicine but few are aware that it had its origins in Traditional Chinese Medicine where it was the first form of health care

Feb 26, 2009 - Dawn M. Smith

Acupuncture is an ancient medical art still in the early stages of modern research yielding positive, mixed and inconclusive results.

Feb 20, 2009 - Tim Atkinson

Springtime is a time of renewal and growth and in Eastern Medicine this season is associated with the liver, gallbladder, tendons and joints.

Feb 12, 2009 - Amy Kreydin

Recent research suggests that there is no difference in efficacy between classical and sham acupuncture. However there may be more going on than simply placebo effect.

Feb 4, 2009 - John Richard Roberts