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Oriental Medicine and Cancer by Myung Kim, 1997-01-01 Clinical Manual of Oriental Medicine an Integrative Approach by Lotus Institute of Integrative Medicine, 2002 Macrobiotic Seminars of Michio Kushi : Classic Lectures on Health and Diet, Oriental Medicine and Self-Healing by Michio Kushi, 1998-06 Foundations for Integrative Musculoskeletal Medicine: An East-West Approach by Alon Marcus, 2005-01-20 Voices of Qi - An Introductory Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine by Alex Holland, 1997 Understanding the Difficult Patient: A Guide for Pratitioners of Oriental Medicine by Nancy Bilello, 2005-10-15 Traditional Thai Medicine: Buddhism, Animism, Ayurveda by C. Pierce Salguero, 2007-07-15 Eastern and Western Approaches to Healing: Ancient Wisdom and Modern Knowledge (Wiley Series on Health Psychology/Behavioral Medicine) by Anees A. Sheikh, Katharina S. Sheikh, 1989-09 Timing and the Times: Chronicity in the American Practice of Oriental Medicine by Bob Flaws, Charles Chace, et all 1986-05 Zen Macrobiotics Philosophy of Oriental Medicine Volume 1 I Macro Biotics the Art of Rejuvination & Longevity by Geores (Oles, Lou Ed, Revised, Annotated) Ohsawa, 1965-01-01 Four Pillars and Oriental Medicine: <font size=1>Celestial Stems, Terrestrial Branches and Five Elements for Health</font> by David Twicken Ph.D. L.Ac, 2000-09-28 The macrobiotic guidebook for living (Philosophy of oriental medicine) by Georges Ohsawa, 1967 Prescription for Extinction: Endangered Species & Patented Oriental Medicines in Trade (Species in Danger) by Andrea L. Gaski, Kurt A. Johnson, et all 1994-06 Medicine Men: A Play About the Meeting of Oriental and Western Healing by Jack Harris-Bonham, 1993-10

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24. Oriental Medicine
    Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Traditional Chinese Medicine has evolved into a complete system of healing through continuous practice and  
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    Extractions: Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Traditional Chinese Medicine has evolved into a complete system of healing through continuous practice and experimentation over the past 2500 years. Chinese medical philosophy views the human body as a dynamic organism animated by vital energy which is in a constantly shifting balance. When this energy is harmoniously regulated, health and vigor are preserved. When the vital energy is disturbed, the organ systems of the body cease to function smoothly and symptoms arise. These symptoms may be due to deficiency of energy in certain areas of the body or obstructed circulation of blood and other nutrient fluids. The goal of traditional Chinese medicine is to re-establish the harmonious function of the body by employing the tools of acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and exercise. In order to treat a patient the acupuncturist must make a careful diagnosis. This is accomplished by interviewing the patient and performing a physical examination. The complex of symptoms and signs exhibited by a patient, when analyzed through the sophisticated models of Chinese diagnosis, resolve into a three dimensional image of interacting forces. Physical findings, including pulse, tongue, and facial diagnosis, help to complete the analysis of the specific disease syndrome. When a final diagnosis has been reached, a plan is formulated for reinforcing and regulating the physiological activity of the body. This is accomplished by inserting and manipulating needles at specific acupuncture points along the meridians (or energy channels) on the body surface. Other techniques may be employed by the acupuncturist such as heat applications and the prescription of Chinese herbs. The goal is always to promote or invigorate the flow of vital energy and to harmonize the interaction of organ systems. At each visit the acupuncturist will re-examine the patient and modify the treatment according to the person's energetic and physiological state.

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    Innerchange Magazine exploring the new age, spirituality, spirit, and metaphysics to guide you on a purpose driven life.  
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30. Devatara Holman L.Ac.--Oriental Medicine
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    Extractions: Oriental Medicine is an integrated approach to health and healing that has been used successfully for nearly 5,000 years. We call it an integrated orientation, our spiritual well-being and the influence of the external environment. Just as the natural world thrives when it is in balance, so do our body, mind, and spirit. We use many tools including acupuncture, herbs, diet, meditation, and energetic practices such as Qigong to support that balance and cultivate our inherent ability to live a happy, healthy and inspired life.

31. Oriental Medicine In Clearwater,Fl(Florida)
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    Extractions: Contact Us Oriental medicine is a primary care system of natural health care that is about 4,000 years old. It is the oldest, continually practiced form of medicine in the world, and it consists of a complex system of theory, diagnosis and treatment strategies that are as valuable today as ever. Oriental medicine emphasizes It includes modalities such as acupuncture, massage and bodywork, gentle exercise, relaxation techniques, lifestyle and nutritional recommendations, as well as the prescribing of non-pharmaceutical herbal medicines. Oriental medicine may be combined with any other form of medicine or treatment, but it is important to disclose any pharmaceuticals you are taking, so as to avoid any possible interactions. Oriental medicine is based on the idea that humans are not just a collection of physical molecules, but we are also energetic beings. That is to say, we contain Life Energy, which in China, is known as Qi (“chee”). One is said to be in perfect health when this energy is flowing unimpeded, and in an adequate amount throughout the body. Qi is the basis for the proper functioning of all of our organs and physiological processes: it provides structural integrity and stability, physiological efficiency, and the potential for life, health and healing in general.

32. Oriental Medicine
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34. Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Other Modalities
    Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine a holistic medical system dating back over 3000 years.  
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    Extractions: Oriental Medicine is a holistic medical system dating back over 3,000 years. It is based on an energetic medical model, with its main focus on "Qi" – the vital energy present in all living organisms. Oriental Medicine is used worldwide to diagnose and treat illness, to prevent disease and to improve a person’s state of health. Therapeutic goals are directed at preventing disease, treating the underlying root cause of an illness and alleviating the present symptoms. Many therapeutic modalities are used in Oriental Medicine – most notably are Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Other modalities tend to be more complementary in nature. Many factors can lead to an imbalance in the body. Physical and emotional stress, illness, poor nutrition, lack of exercise, toxins and injury will result in a compromised state of Qi. By influencing the quantity and quality of Qi, Oriental Medicine helps to restore balance in the body, strengthen physiological systems and maintain optimal health. The history of acupuncture began in China and has been documented for over 3,000 years. However, it has only been known in the United States since 1971, when an American journalist returned from his trip to China and wrote about this odd therapy used in China as a form of surgical anesthesia. Since then the acceptance of acupuncture has grown rapidly.

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    Extractions: Oriental Medicine encompasses a variety of health care therapies and is a way of looking at medicine that integrates all therapies in its understanding. Acupuncture and Chinese Herbology are the most popular in the United States. Other aspects include diet, nutrition, life-style choices, thi qi (martial arts/physical exercise), qi gong (breath exercise), tun'na (massage), and feng shui (environmental balance).

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38. Oriental Medicine : Inner Fire Articles Archives
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    Extractions: It is often asked, "What can Oriental Medicine Treat?" The answer one of my teachers told me, "What can go wrong with the body?" Here is a partial list which is based on a combination of clinical experience, and an informational brochure put together by the state of California showing the uses of Oriental Medicine, one of the oldest wholistic systems still in use on the planet today: Continue reading "What Can Oriental Medicine Be Used For?" Comments (0) Spring is the time of new growth, budding flowers, and outward expression. It is also the time of year associated with the Wood Element, which incorporates the Liver, Gallbladder, a time to spring clean our bodies, minds, homes and offices. It is a time to start fresh and begin anew, whether with our personal goals, creative projects, or our health. Spring is the time that the Liver and gallbladder may be more reactive due to pollens, allergens, and an overload of toxins. However, this is also the season that these organs are most accessible and responsive to treatments. If your health is challenged with skin disorders, allergies, headaches, high stress, anger and irritability, depression, being unable to follow through with plans and goals, lacking direction, PMS, or low energy, then your body is communicating that it needs liver support and cleansing. Continue reading "The Essence Of Spring" Comments (1) Foods that support and nourish the Kidneys and adrenals are:

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    Journal of Oriental Medicine. Vol.5, No.1, December, 2000. A study of the radioprotection effect of macroglucan. (b-1-3glucan) on the fetuses of ICR mice  
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    Extractions: Contact Us Journal of Oriental Medicine Vol.5, No.1, December, 2000 A study of the radioprotection effect of macro-glucan (b-1-3glucan) on the fetuses of ICR mice Gu Yeun-hwa*, Hasegawa Takeo*, Suzuki Ikukatsu**, Hayashi Ikuo** Ahn Kyoo-Seok***, and Tawaraya Hitoshi**** *Dept. of Radiological Technology, Suzuka University of Medical Science, 1001-1 Kishiokacho, Suzuka City, Mie 510-0293, Japan **Dept. of Clinical Nutrition, Suzuka University of Medical Science, 1001-1 Kishiokacho, Suzuka City, Mie 510-0293, Japan ***Dept. of Pathology, College of Oriental medicine, Institute of Oriental Medicine, Kyunghee University, Seoul, 130- 701, Korea. ****Japan Sunny Health Co.1m. 1-10-17 Hamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-0013, Japan Abstract In this study abundant malformations of ICR mice in the organogenesis stages were observed and the radioprotection effect of Macro-Glucan b -1-3glucan) was shown. This research examined the radioprotection effect of Macro-Glucan b Introduction The aims of the radioprotection are of a human and environmental concern. Radiation has many harmful points as well as positive ones for human life. First, nuclear the power plant industry has been contributing greatly to the use to the radiological peace. As for present clinical medicine, the medical techniques that have been developed as a result of radiation cannot be disputed. However, there are many problems, that a radioprotection plan at the nuclear power plant that haven't been solved. Moreover, the study of fetal effects by radiation for medical research is not only the concern of medical science but also has broader social implications as well. The mission of the nuclear power plant makes it critical to make radioprotection toward the people concerned engaged in the nuclear power plant and the periphery inhabitants a perfect thing. It is the aim of which radioprotection from the internal exposure of the human and the external exposure is the biggest.

40. Alternative Medicine | Oriental Medicine | Asheville, WNC
    Oriental Medicine is the most widely used medicine in the world today. Asheville s Lorraine Harris is Nationally Board Certified in all aspects of Oriental  
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    Extractions: in the World Chinese medicine, a 3000+ year-old medicine, is practiced in more countries than any other medical system in the world. It is a complete medicine (as is western medicine), meaning that it can stand alone in diagnosing disease and prescribing treatment for a vast amount of health problems. Because it is a complete medical system, it can be used in place of western medicine. In fact, many people have chosen Oriental medicine as their primary health care system. It can also be used as a complementary medical system to western medicine because it is better at diagnosing and/or treating certain types of conditions and diseases, particularly, chronic diseases, gynecological problems, fertility issues and diseases that go undiagnosed by western medicine. Western medicine, on the other hand, would be the better choice for life threatening situations and major acute conditions. It would be wise to consider

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