Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) believes that Shen is the subtle and complicated structure of the brain and the brain’s functional activities. Basic meaning of Shen Shen, in narrow sense, means heart spirit (Xin Shen), which is hidden in the heart; Shen, in broad sense, is hidden in the brain. Beside of heart spirit, Shen in [...]
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What is Shen?
April 8th, 2010
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What is Qi?
April 7th, 2010According to Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), actually Qi is part of the broad meaning of Jing. Hence, the basic theory of Traditional Chinese medicine considers Qi is the basic material form of human body too. At the same time, Traditional Chinese medicine also believes that Qi is the activities and functions of organs and tissues. [...]
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What is Jing?
April 6th, 2010Jing, Qi and Shen are the most important three basic notions in Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Nowadays, Chinese people still get used to use these three criteria when it comes to assess one person’s health situation. What are Jing, Qi and Shen? In the health theory of Traditional Chinese medicine, Jing, Qi and Shen are [...]
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Cause of Male Impotence
April 1st, 2010It is a common sense view that there is more than just one cause of male impotence clinically. As we already know that not every male impotence, or Erectile Dysfunction (ED) as doctors prefer to call it, will be caused by the same thing, and actually there are many different causes that can contribute to [...]
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Lump in Throat Feeling
March 29th, 2010Lump in throat feeling, also known as Mei He Qi in Traditional Chinese medicine, is a clinically common disease. Another term for lump in throat feeling in West medicine is globus. Main symptom of lump in throat feeling is a sensation of an imaginary lump in the throat where no true lump exists. The annoyance [...]
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Chinese Medicine Books
February 5th, 2010Chinese medicine books are the absolutely necessary tools for anyone who wants to study this ancient healing art-Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Therefore, the question follows immediately: which Chinese medicine books should be in my must-have list? It is not surprising that this question would be raised so frequently by Chinese medicine green hands if you [...]
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Vomiting After Eating
February 3rd, 2010Vomiting after eating might be one of the most harmful things to the health. According to Chinese medicine, our blood and body fluids are one of most important elements for our health. What is the source of that nourishment which maintains our growth and replacement of tissues on daily basis? Chinese medicine considers that all [...]
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How to Cure Ulcers in Mouth
December 11th, 2009Mouth ulcers, seemingly inconspicuous minor ailment, can bring great pain and inconvenience to the sufferers. According to report, the worse news is that long-term recurrent mouth ulcers can directly affect the patient’s whole immune system, causing metabolic disorders, fever, headache, dizziness, nausea, weakness, swollen lymph nodes and other systemic symptoms, or even leading to the [...]
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Remedies to Reduce Fever
December 10th, 2009When it comes to fever, I am afraid that everyone has his own personal experience. As for remedies to reduce fever, Chinese medicine and Western medication have their own different remedies. Compared with Western medication, Traditional Chinese medicine has its own characteristic features on remedies to reduce fever. Analogy on remedies to reduce fever In [...]
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The Backbone of Chinese Medicine – Dr. Li Ke
November 23rd, 2009When it comes to Chinese medicine school of Huo Shen Pai, Dr. Li Ke is someone we can not afford to miss. Who is Dr. Li Ke? Dr. Li Ke, who is a unique Chinese medicine practitioner from Shanxi Province, ever wrote a book of Monograph of Dr. Li Ke’s Experiences on Treating Acute Critical [...]
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