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Treating Intestinal Parasites with Chinese Herbs by Braxton P. Healthy Living Professional

Acupuncture is perhaps the best known aspect of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in America. But an important branch of TCM is its highly developed approach to herbal medicine. While acupuncture is rightly famous for its effectivenes ... Read on »

Chinese herbs for traveling by Joseph Alban Licensed Acupuncturist

Next week I am going to Mexico, and in addition to being very excited. I am reminded to prepare for my trip by getting some Chinese herbs which can take care of those stomach issues on the road.The best all around herbal formula for travelers digestive woes is Huo xiang zheng qi tang, which transla ... Read on »

My Chinese herbs by Marie L. Patient Expert

Here are my herbs for the phase that's supposed to help my menstruation clear out and clean house. Aren't they pretty and flowery looking? When I cook 'em they stink up the whole house. ... Read on »

Chinese Herbs Effective for Eczema by Lyn S. Patient Expert

Three studies presented recently at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology conclude that traditional Chinese medicine, including herbal tea, herb soaks, and acupuncture can significantly improve persistent eczema in both adults and children. WebMD has details about the treatm ... Read on »

Chinese Herbs aka The Four Gentlemen by Eva .. Patient Expert

I went to see my acupuncturist yesterday to talk to him about the taste of dirt. I told him that I did not like the herbs and asked him to remind me why I agreed to take them. He said that they would lift up my Qi (an important energy source that runs through the body), make me stronger, an ... Read on »

Chinese Herbs for better Women's Health by franklinb From a Chinese herbal point of view, women have a different energy pattern, or Jing, than men. A woman’s unique energy pattern includes constant fluctuations in qi/energy levels an ... Read on »

TREATING SCLERODERMA WITH CHINESE HERBS by Jan

... bed scleroderma; it may affect only certain areas of the skin. According to an analysis of autoimmune diseases published in the Journal of the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, scleroderma is typically associated with qi and yang deficiency and coldness that leads to blood stagnation, the basis of the disease symptoms. The authors p ... Read on »

Chinese Herbs can help with Colds and Flu - Find out for yourself by franklinb Cold and Flu Formulas According to Chinese medical theory, cold and flu viruses are associated with the wind, and wind blowing onto our faces helps the cold or flu take hold in our bodies. Chinese herbal therap ... Read on »

Chinese Herbs for Heart Health, the Healing Power of Art & Other News of Note by The Verigin Dental Health Team Doctor of Dentistry

Ancient Chinese Herbs May Help Heart (UPI)Ancient Chinese herbal formulas for heart disease may produce large amounts of artery-widening nitric oxide, U.S. researchers said.Researcher ... Read on »

Discover: Social Interaction by Adam P. Patient Expert

Discover: Qualitative Imparement in Social Interaction: Here are a few stories in the next several posts from my life. I hope they give you a laugh or some insight. In the weeks to come, I'll also give some suggestions how you might successfully navigate informal social interaction. (This is a re-post from 2006) I never did understand that people ... Read on »