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THEORY

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

The relationships among essence, qi, blood and body fluid 气、血、津液的关系,氣、血、津液的關系 The metabolism including generation, distribution and discharge depends on viscera and meridians.
Holism: TCM Concept Guide Zheng Ti Lun, 整体论 The basic characteristics of TCM Concept of syndrome differentiation and treatment are the two basic characteristics of TCM in understanding human.
Disease: TCM Concept Guide Ji Bing, 疾病 Today, modern medicine is quite advanced, but TCM is still widely used because of its significant clinical curative effect.
Treatment in Chinese Medicine TCM treatment, syndrome differentiation, prevention, herbal formulas, acupuncture Diagnose soon, treat in time, and follow the way this illness actually evolves so it does not deepen.
Health Care: TCM Concept Guide Yang Sheng, 养生 Seeking from the origin we can find out that health preserving is an important part of the TCM culture, derived from ancient Chinese philosophy.
Human and World: TCM Concept Guide Ren Yu Shi Jie, 人与世界 Nature has moon and sun, human has two eyes; nature has rainy and sonny days, people has happy also the bad days; nature has thunder, people have voice, etc...
Imbalance between yin and yang Yin Yang Shi Diao, 阴阳失调 Relative predomination and decline of yin and yang directly cause excess syndrome and deficiency syndrome.
The Five Elements: TCM Concept Guide The Five Phases, Wu Xing The theory of the five elements, along with the theory of yin and yang, originated from ancient China.
Yin-Yang: TCM Concept Guide Yin Yang, 阴阳 The theory of yin-yang originated in antiquity . It is a theory dealing with the origination of the universe as well as the motion and variation of all.
Pathogenesis: TCM Concept Guide Fa Bing Ji Li, 发病机理 Pathogenesis studies how pathogenic factors affect the human body and cause disease as well as how disease develops and changes. Disease means the damage of.
Improper Diet: TCM Concept Guide TCM diet, starvation, overeating, five flavors, food hygiene, alcohol Food is how the body takes in nourishment. It still has to follow a rhythm. When it does not, diet itself becomes a cause of illness.
Zang Xiang Theory: TCM Concept Guide 藏象学说,藏象學說 It is first appeared in the chapter of six Sections of Discussions on Visceral Manifestation in Su Wen.