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Traditional Chinese Medicine theory in plain English: qi, yin-yang, the zang-fu organs, meridians and collaterals, the eight principles and pattern diagnosis.

Yong Tu method: TCM Concept Guide Yong Tu Fa, 涌吐法 Emetic remedies Emetic remedies, is to Use the drugs of emetic properties to remove hazardous substances in throat, chest, diaphragm and stomach, functions.
Xie Xia method: TCM Concept Guide Xie Xia Fa, 泻下法 One method to use drugs that have purgation functions, eliminating indigestion, clear excess heat, draining retained fluid is Xie Xia Fa.
Qu Feng method: TCM Concept Guide Qu Feng Fa, 祛风法 All methods and drugs that can cure wind syndromes are called Qu Feng. In TCM treatment, outside wind pathological factors should be evacuated.
Qu Shu method: TCM Concept Guide Qu Shu Fa, 祛暑法 All the method of dispelling heat are Qu Shu. In most cases, heat comes with dampness cause it occurs in summer, while summer is quite rainy.If the body is.
Qu Shi method: TCM Concept Guide Qu Shi Fa, 祛湿法 Dampness belongs to yin pathological factors; it may come from inner body and also outside world.
Run Zao method: TCM Concept Guide Run Zao Fa, 润燥法 Moistening dryness method, is to use moisturizing drugs to treat dryness syndrome.
Li Qi method: TCM Concept Guide Li Qi Fa, 理气法 Regulating Qi, is using drugs of regulating stagnation to cure diseases of qi disorders. In clinical treatment, methods in TCM all can work and cure with.
Bu Yi method: TCM Concept Guide Bu Yi Fa, 补益法 Bu Yi method, is using drugs to nourishing the blood and qi, regulating yin and Yang, strengthening healthy Qi.
Qi: TCM Concept Guide Yuan Qi, 气, 氣 Qi, blood and body fluid, the essential substances for life activities, flow constantly inside the body and all originate from the viscera.
Blood: TCM Concept Guide Xue, 血 Blood, mainiy composed of the nutrient qi and body fluid, circulates inside the vessels. It is red in color and sticky in texture.Blood functions to nourish.
essence: TCM Concept Guide 精 Concept of essence Essence refers to the basic material to form and sustain life activities of the human body, consisting of innate essence from parents and.
Zang-fu: TCM Concept Guide Zang Fu, 脏腑 The term zangxiang first appeared in Huangdi Neijing. Zang, sharing the same pronunciation with viscera in Chinese, refers to internal organs inside the body;