Traditional Chinese medicine theory is based on several transcendent structures including the Theory of Yin-yang, the Five Elements, the human body Meridian system, and Zang Fu organ theory, implying everything has a place and a structure in order to help with healing. Holistic health in an individual is attained by these natural approaches and one of the principles that Chinese medicine uses in relation to this is remedy. By combining a variety of elements, there is the ability for the herbs to help in healing everything.
Herbal remedy theory is
For many people, the effects of stress, overwork, exhaustion and lifestyle lead to weight gain. In 2002, sixty one percent of adult Americans were overweight and twenty six percent of this group was obese. Eating too much, eating the wrong kinds of food for us and eating away from the home add to this and obesity has become one of the biggest health concerns we now face in western society.
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All Chinese medicine is a way of keeping people healthy as much as it is a treatment to cure disease. It is often quoted that in Chinese medicine the patient pays the doctor only so long as he or she is well. The doctor would regularly check the patient to spot impending imbalances that, if untreated, could lead to disease. Often only dietary advice or suggestions as to therapeutic forms of exercise would be needed to resolve the problems. If necessary, acupuncture (or herbalism) would be the form of treatment given to adjust energy balance. However,
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