J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
yungcin | 2011.08.30
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Endocrine system thyroid
Approach Considerations The most reliable screening measure of thyroid function is TSH level. TSH levels usually are suppressed to immeasurable levels (< 0.05 Â IU/mL) in thyrotoxicosis. Third-generation TSH assays are recommended for screening purposes. The most specific autoantibody test for autoimmune thyroiditis is an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) test for anti-TPO antibody. Hyperthyroidism in older […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.27
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Herbology
Chinese classic herbal formulas (Chinese: ç»æ–¹) are a form of Chinese herbology, where herbs are combined for greater efficiency, compared to individual herbs. They are the basic herbal formulas that students of Traditional Chinese medicine learn. Later these students will adapt these classic formulas to match the needs of each patient. History Many of these formulas were created […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
yungcin | 2011.08.18
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Acupuncture
Are there risks or side effects to acupuncture? Usually not. Acupuncture is a very safe method of encouraging the body to promote natural healing and improve function. Done properly, acupuncture rarely causes serious side effects. Many people feel a brief stinging sensation, like a pinprick, during insertion of the needles. Others experience a dull ache […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
yungcin | 2011.08.18
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Acupuncture
While the holidays are depicted in movies as a time of idyllic serenity and joy, we have all felt the realities of holiday stress. Financial concerns, gift giving, busy schedules, family obligations, weight gain and lack of exercise all play into the holiday cheer. Â These pressures can affect us physically, emotionally and spiritually often leading […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
yungcin | 2011.08.18
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Acupuncture
How to Lose the Weight and Keep It Off with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Weight loss comes under the topic of “Weight Control”, because we are concerned with the loss and MAINTENANCE of loss of weight. This is a multi-faceted problem, and a good program involves diet, exercise and stress reduction techniques. Chinese acupressure and […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.16
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Acupuncture Endocrine system TCM thyroid
 The health of your thyroid gland truly makes or breaks your daily energy level, the ability to sustain a healthy weight for your frame, overall metabolic function, and can even affect your emotional life (if thyroid function is low, depression can result; if thyroid function is high, anxiety can result). Your thyroid is […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Chinese-philosophy
In general, disease is perceived as a disharmony (or imbalance) in the functions or interactions of yin, yang, qi, xu?, zang-fu?, meridians etc. and/or of the interaction between the human body and the environment. Therapy is based on which “pattern of disharmony” can be identified.Thus, “pattern discrimination” is the most important step in TCM diagnosis. […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Chinese-philosophy Uncategorized
TCM’s view of the human body is only marginally concerned with anatomical structures, but focuses primarily on the body’s functions[ (such as digestion, breathing, temperature maintenance, etc.): “The tendency of Chinese thought is to seek out dynamic functional activity rather than to look for the fixed somatic structures that perform the activities. Because of this, […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Chinese-philosophy
Five Phases theory Five Phases (五行, pinyin: wu xÃng), sometimes also translated as the “Five Elements”  theory, presumes that all phenomena of the universe and nature can be broken down into five elemental qualities – represented by wood (木, pinyin: mù), fire (ç«pinyin: huÇ’), earth (土, pinyin: tÇ”), metal (金, pinyin: jÄ«n), and water (æ°´, pinyin: shuÇ).  In this way, lines of correspondence can be drawn: Phenomenon Wood […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Chinese-philosophy TCM
Jing (Essence)The refined and precious substance that is the material basis for all life. It influences our constitution, reproduction, growth and development, and our longevity. It is the foundation for the production of Qi and aids in the production of marrow. There is both Prenatal and Postnatal Jing. Xue (Blood)Blood is the densest of the vital substances, […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Huangdi Neijing (simplified Chinese:; traditional Chinese:  pinyin: Huangdi  Neij?ng), also known as�The Inner Canon of Huangdi or Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon, is an ancient Chinese medical text that has been treated as the fundamental doctrinal source forChinese medicine for more than two millennia and until today. It is comparable in importance to the Hippocratic Corpus in Greek medicine or the […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.11
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Acupuncture TCM
Food Therapy Herbal Therapy Exercise: Tai Chi & Qi Gong Acupuncture & Cupping I. FOOD THERAPY “Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” – Hippocrates circa 431 B.C. Traditional Asian Medicine first employs food as a therapeutic tool. Why? Because we are very pre-occupied with food. Our stomachs will let us know […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.07
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wordpress blog
This tutorial will explain how to add a simple HorizontalNavigation Menuto WordPress. The navigation menu or bar will allow your visitors to obtain easy access to your site and all of it’s content directly from the top of each page or post. Note: There is now a great plugin available that supersedes this tutorial. The […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.06
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Acupuncture TCM Treatment
What Every Person Suffering From Allergies Ought To Know-About Acupuncture. There’s a Natural, Safe, Effective, and Drug FreeAlternative” by Dr. Kenneth Wang If seeing your first robin or watching the crocus beginning to surface makes you cringe, you are likely one of the millions of people that suffer from spring allergies in Davis every year. […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.05
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wordpress blog
Dynamic tree-widgets to replace the standard archives, categories, pages and link lists. Description Installation FAQ Screenshots Other Notes Changelog Stats This plugin provides?dynamic navigation trees?to replace the standard archives, categories, pages and link lists. They’re widgets so you can setup?the awesome tree navigation?with drag & drop ease, but it also exposes several?new template tags?for developers. […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.04
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wordpress blog
The number one rule is to create valuable content. This is really important. You want people to keep returning to your site. But, how do you get them there in the first place? Time and lots of effort. If you keep at it, using these suggestions below, you will grow your site. I?ll cover both […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.03
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Acupuncture Herbology TCM Uncategorized
What is Traditional Chinese Medicine? Traditional Chinese medicine refers to health practices, approaches, knowledge and beliefs incorporating plant, animal and mineral based medicines, spiritual therapies, manual techniques and exercises, applied singularly or in combination to treat, diagnose and prevent illnesses or maintain well-being. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an ancient medical system, which has existed […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.03
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Acupuncture TCM
Cultivate the soil before planting the seed. While infertility may appear to be the core problem, it is actually the manifestation of a deeper underlying imbalance. Through our approach of creating a healthy and fertile body, we correct the imbalance and leave it to the body to do what it was created to do: live […]
J.of Acuherb in Medicine By:
acuherb | 2011.08.03
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