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Archive for the ‘Diagnosis’ Category



What is Mien Shiang (Chinese Face Reading)? — 1

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007

By Patrician McCarthy, President, The Mien Shiang Institute The age-old Taoist practice of Mien Shiang is an art and a science that means literally face (mien) reading (shiang). It is an accurate means of self-discovery, and a great way to help us understand others. As the ancient Taoists said, the face ...

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What is Tongue Diagnosis?

Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007

My question to you is why do you keep closing your eyes when you stick your tongue out? The tongue is an important useful organ for many animals. It is used by birds and frogs to catch insects. Dogs and cats stick their tongues out to show affection.

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Treatment determination based on syndrome differentiation

Friday, August 3rd, 2007

Treatment determination based on syndrome differentiation is an essential principle in TCM in understanding and treating disease. It is a specific research and treatment method of disease in TCM, and also one of the essential characteristics of TCM.

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Diagnosis Methods in TCM

Monday, July 30th, 2007

Diagnosis Methods in TCM The human body is an organic entity, so local pathological changes may affect the whole body. Moreover, the pathological changes of the internal organs may reflect on the body surface.Diagnostic methods in traditional Chinese medicine include four basic methods: inspection, auscultation and olfaction, inquiry and palpation. The ...

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