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Using Chinese Herbs to Regulate Menstrual Periods
TCM herbal remedies have little adverse effects and show no inhibited effect on ovary functioning after long-term use. In addition, there is also overall improvement in general health.
MoreInternal Therapies Employed by TCM External Medicine
Internal herbal therapies employed by TCM external medicine include exterior relieving, interior purgation, clearing heat, warming unblock, phlegm resolving, dampness dispelling, qi activating, harmonizing blood, supporting and invigoration.
MoreChinese Herbs for Bleeding Symptoms
No matter what medical conditions that caused abnormal bleeding, TCM treatments often aim at clearing fire/heat evils, improving qi (vital energy) and blood conditions, and a harmonized blood is the ultimate goal of all. Physicians have to follow some general principles when designing the herbal prescriptions.
MoreFAQ for Chinese Herbs Basics
Common questions about the properties, selection, combination, and other principles of herbal applications of Chinese medicine.
MoreWhat therapeutic principles are used?
The main therapeutic principles in TCM can be summarized as treating the human body as an organic whole, searching for the primary cause of disease in treatment, and implementing an appropriate treatment with a dynamic viewpoint (meaning that a TCM practitioner must be willing to change treatment as the patient…
MoreChinese Herbs with Hormonal Effects
In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), the kidney system has a wider function than that of the Western anatomical kidney, regarding it as the root of life and the origin of our individuality as human beings. TCM considers the kidney to be the most important organ of the body since it…
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