Chinese Herbal Medicine Herbs Alternative
Chinese Herbal Medicine Herbs Alternative
Developed over 6000 years, Chinese Herbal Medicine is the most widely used healing system in the world combining the precision of science with healing wisdom. This tradition's understanding of health is based on principles of wellness. In practice this model treats and prevents illness,restores and develops optimal health,and enhances wellbeing of body, mind and spirit Finally, herbs and formulas need to be carefully evaluated for full disclosure of the ingredients and amounts for the following reasons. Prescription drugs and contaminants have been found in formulas imported from other countries and herbal medicines can interact with other pharmaceutical medicines. The quality control of herbal preparation is important as well (herbal integrity and quality, use of chemicals in preparing and processing.) All of these criteria will be satisfied by current practitioners and manufacturers,and distributors listed on this site. In this way the benefits of the Chinese Herbal Medicine tradition can be extended to a well informed public.
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Oriental Medicine - Provides information on oriental and Chinese medicine for professionals and consumers. Includes articles about basic theory, differentiation of syndromes, acupuncture points, herb properties, and meditation.
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Ask The Oriental Herbalist - Offering health consultations in West Virginia, USA, with FAQ and practitioner details.
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Amato Reishi & Kyotan Group - A lecture on research into the anti-inflammatory properties of Ganoderma Lucidum in the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease.
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Chinese Medicine in the Treatment of Estrogen Dependent Tumors - Article by Subhuti Dharmanada, PhD. Investigates the current concerns and uses of Chinese herbal medicine and plant estrogens in breast cancer, women's health, and medical research.
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Chinese Herbal Medicine for Irritable Bowel Syndrome - Herb World News research review of a clinical trial demonstrating the effectiveness of Chinese herbal medical formulas in the treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
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Chinese Medicine Council of Hong Kong - Statutory body established under the Chinese Medicine Ordinance, responsible for implementing regulatory measures. Includes details licensing, instructions for new products, import and export, and related links.
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Chinese Medicine and Cancer - Referenced article by Richard Walters describing Chinese medicine's role in the treatment of cancer, evidence of its effectiveness, and what one can expect during treatment.
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Chinese Herb Garden - Provides articles, recipes, products, and pharmaceutic factors of traditional Chinese medicine or sinomedicine.
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International Health News - Summaries of research concerning Chinese herbal medicine.
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Sexual Hormones and Reproductive Imbalances Materia Medica - Article by Christopher Hobbs. Addresses some important herbs for both men and women regarding hormonal and reproductive health concerns. The list of herbs describes their actions, uses, energetics, and includes a therapeutic index.
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Chinese Herbs & Company - A guide for herbal supplements, describing a variety of remedies.
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AskDrWang.com - Offers consultation, and herbal formulas, with background information.
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Giovanni Maciocia - Offers herbal medicine articles, research books, a tongue diagnosis gallery, news, and a bulletin board.
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TCM Basics - Provides information on the basics of traditional Chinese medicine, theory, diagnosis, and herb classifications.
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Chinese Herbal Therapies for Refractory Diseases - Lists herbal therapies of traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of different refractory diseases, with clinical efficacy information.
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Chinese Herb Academy - Voluntary organization of licensed healthcare practitioners, matriculated students and postgraduate academics specializing in Chinese Herbal Medicine.
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