The methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine discussed below are applicable provided there is no major health issues such as tumor or obstruction.For constipation that is manageable at home, acupressure is the most versatile and convenient. All a constipated person needs to do is to let his fingers stimulate certain acupressure points on the body. Housewives have been passing around stories of a “poop button” which is three finger widths below the navel. However, it would be more pragmatic to conclude that a person who is more constipated would need to get acupressure more regularly for longer sessions.Briefly, here are some common acupressure points to relieve constipation:On the arms – Between the fleshy part of the thumb and index finger, between the bony part of the thumb and index finger, on the wrist below the pinkie, and on the edge of the crease of the elbow when the arm is folded.Around the navel – Three finger widths left and right from the navel, from the aforementioned another three fingers downwards.At the back – Two finger widths from the backbone on the pelvic bone, with arms akimbo use thumbs to feel beneath the
Tag Archives: Chinese Medicine
Jan
27
2012
Chinese Herbal Medicine Is the New Cure-All for Ailments
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) encompasses all traditions coming from Southeast Asia, but their origins are from China. Practitioners of TCM within traditions that have emerged from Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Vietnam. Chinese medicine is a comprehensive medical system which is utilized to treat a host of ailments. Traditional Chinese Medicine is composed of exercises in movement and breathing (qi gong and tai chi), dietary therapy, acupuncture and herbal therapy. One or a combination of these is used for treatment.Chinese Herbal Medicine is one of the greatest herbal systems in the whole world. It has a tradition that goes back to as early as 3rd century BC. However, throughout its entire history, it has continued to evolve and develop, as a response to emerging clinical conditions. Chinese Herbal Medicine has also benefited from modern research. This evolution continues to this very day, and works hand in hand with modern diagnostic techniques in medicine.Just like other components making up Chinese medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine is founded on the yin and yang. Its aim is to understand the numerous ways through which basic harmony and balance between the yin and yang could somehow be
Jan
20
2012
Chinese Medicine – Allergies and Autoimmune Diseases
A weakened and out of balanced Qi (pronounced “Chee”) plays an important role in the development of allergies and autoimmune diseases.Autoimmune diseases are simply allergies against one-self. Examples of these diseases include rheumatoid arthritis (RA), dermatomyositis/polymyositis, systemic lupus erythmatosus (SLE), multiple sclerosis (MS), scleroderma, myasthenia gravis, Sj
Jan
17
2012
Different Types of Chinese Medicine
True to its name, the different types of Chinese medicine originated from China and up to the present continue to be the top most choice among some individuals when it comes to treating certain types of illnesses and conditions.There are different types of Chinese medicines which you can choose from to help treat and cure some of your most common conditions. There are certain types of Chinese medicines that are very much popular and widely used while there are also other types of Chinese medicines that are not very much used but are effective altogether.The growth and success of Chinese medicines is a result of the medicine’s actual usefulness and effectiveness altogether. This simply means that it continues to be on sale and continue to be salable because over time, they have been consistently used by people and have over time continue to meet their standards as well.There are also different types and methods of treatment when it comes to Chinese medicines and the different types of treatment should be administered depending on your choice and belief.The most common type of traditional Chinese medicine treatment is acupuncture and this continues to




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