The history of Chinese herbs in medicine dates back about 3,000 years, when it emerged was a shamanistic type of healing that involved carved bone fragments used diagnostically by the Wu shaman. By Phebe Durand |
According to Chinese medicine, when the summer element of fire is inharmonious, someone's joy - associated with his or her heart - can go haywire. An inharmonious fire element can cause depression or chaos through too much exuberance, increased agitation, nervousness, heartburn and insomnia. By Lolaness |
Chinese herbal medicine has been shown to be effective for a wide variety of acute and chronic conditions, including women's health issues, anxiety and depression, respiratory problems, hypertension, and digestive disorders. Its history, as you will learn, dates back thousands of years. By Terrie Schultz |
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Quick and easy massaging techniques based on principles of Chinese Traditional Medicine to relieve nasal congestions of various causes. Regular practice of these techniques can help to prevent cold, sinus and prevent other respiratory illness. By Wendy Ouyang |
