Traditional Chinese Medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine is an ancient practice that includes herbal remedies, acupuncture as well as massage therapy, and is still used by millions of people all over the world. Find information about traditional Chinese medicine, treatments, cures and beliefs.

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The yang organs, in traditional Chinese medicine, separate impure substances from food and drain them from the body. The yang organs are the stomach, the small intestine, the large intestine, the urinary bladder, and gallbladder.

By Bill Schoenbart & Ellen Shefi

Traditional Chinese medicine includes acupuncture, exercise, herbal remedies, and more. You can effectively treat common ailments such as headaches, allergies, and the common cold with traditional Chinese medicine. Learn how.

By Bill Schoenbart & Ellen Shefi

The history of traditional Chinese medicine can be traced back to millions of years ago. Explore traditional Chinese medicine history through archaeological records, written texts, and recent developments in this fascinating field.

By Bill Schoenbart & Ellen Shefi

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Qi ("chee") is one of the vital substances of traditional Chinese medicine. It is substance without structure and exists somewhere between matter and energy. It cannot be measured. Learn more about this life force and the role it plays in your health.

By Bill Schoenbart & Ellen Shefi

Traditional Chinese medicine has been an effective healing practice for centuries. The ancient practice involves the use of acupuncture, herbal remedies, Chinese exercise, and more. Learn about traditional Chinese medicine.

By Bill Schoenbart & Ellen Shefi

Sexual dysfunction plagues many people but it can be treated with alternative medicines. Learn more about how traditional Chinese medicine can be applied to this disease in this article.

By Dr. John Chen

Medicines by nature have a mysterious cloud surrounding them, especially ancient types of medicines. Take a look at what we have gathered for you on traditional Chinese medicines.

By DiscoveryHealth.com writers