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Be diagnosed using traditional chinese methods methods.
Chinese herbs have been curing disease for over 3,000 yrs. Chinese herbology teaches that all disease stems from imbalance occurring in the organ system. The healthy body, with its properly functioning immune system, is more than capable of combating the viruses it is exposed to. A properly balanced system will resist and destroy bacteria before they cause disease.
We use a number of traditional diagnostic methods to discover you disharmonies and treat with organic whole and granulated herbs. To ensure the best herb needed is used, we make use of over 500 differant herbs.
We use a number of traditional diagnostic methods to discover you disharmonies and treat with organic whole and granulated herbs. To ensure the best herb needed is used, we make use of over 500 differant herbs.
Science of chinese diagnosis.
Chinese medicine describes the body as a whole system which can compliment or hinder other organs and body parts. By keeping these systems balanced the body can function at its best. The bodys energy (Qi) is the life force which travels along vein like meridians to nourish the life force in the variouse body organs. The scientific names for each end of the balance is YIN and Yang. Yang refering to hot, or bright, warm or heat, Yin refering to cold, dark, cool or tepid.
Yin within Yang, Yang within Yin.
This sounds very philisophical, but really, very simple. For example, morning is viewed as Yin and Yang as afternoon. This is so when the day is viewed as a whole day. Now, just looking at the morning as a complete unit, the first part of the morning is viewed as Yin still, but the warmer end of the morning (near noon) becomes Yang (Yang within Yin). This can continually be broken down and the later warmer part will always be Yang and the cooler part will always be Yin (Yin within Yang).
Yin within Yang, Yang within Yin.
This sounds very philisophical, but really, very simple. For example, morning is viewed as Yin and Yang as afternoon. This is so when the day is viewed as a whole day. Now, just looking at the morning as a complete unit, the first part of the morning is viewed as Yin still, but the warmer end of the morning (near noon) becomes Yang (Yang within Yin). This can continually be broken down and the later warmer part will always be Yang and the cooler part will always be Yin (Yin within Yang).
