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Written by Administrator | Wednesday, 30 November 2011 07:31
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One of the things that most people most appreciate in the system of medicine is to give individuals the eastern disease that affects the patient. That also applies to the individuality of the dietary guidelines that recommend the Chinese and Tibetan doctors. Just as in herbal medicine there is no single formula, which is the remedy for all ailments, in Traditional Chinese Medicine to compose a diet depends on certain prerequisites.
What does the concept of a balanced diet?
People talk about the need for balanced, or balanced diet, although usually not in a position to determine what the term "balanced" actually means. Reference to a healthy diet, in Chinese culture comes down largely to conclude that our digestion depends on what we consume. Moreover, in Chinese culture we are aware of the effects of various nutrients in our bodies. So there are certain ingredients in foods that are not needed, and that our body must effectively eliminate, or process so that they become useful. Recall the lesson of biology, which told us that stored fat is a "fuel" for our body when energy shortages for an extended period of time.
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Written by Administrator | Tuesday, 22 November 2011 07:22
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 Suffering, even to the most common ailments such as flu, is not only unpleasant, but usually can cut us off from everyday duties, even for a long time. Before we are caught blues associated with the advent of increasingly colder days, and finally we will be exposed to the viruses prevailing in the air, we take care of it, to begin to protect yourself against them, and consequently did not get sick. Assistance will be asking the knowledge that has Traditional Chinese Medicine. One of the most popular methods in the treatment of colds and flu is herbalism.
To begin with, that in some respects, Chinese medicine does not so much different from the west. For example, the two currents agree that cause colds and flu, external pathogens, and both know the ways to treat ailments that these. Leaving aside the differences that occur in individual therapy methods characteristic for both schools, it is worth paying attention to the basic premise, which, moreover, should seem obvious - to catch cold or get sick, ie, pathogens that have an influence on us, there must be reasons for doing so. In other words - our immune system has to be weakened by the invasion of viruses in general may have occurred.
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Written by prof. Enkhjargal Dovchin "ENJI" | Sunday, 05 December 2010 12:06
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CHINESE MEDICINE
The principles of traditional Chinese medicine are described in the ancient book, known as the "Yellow Emperor Book of Internal Medicine" and go back to 200 BC. To a large extent are based on herbal medicine, traditional massage techniques, acupuncture and acupressure, and meditation. Contained in them is an ancient Chinese Taoist philosophy, which looks natural harmony in all that is around, and each person, understood not as a separate entity, but a piece of the community, such as family or religious group. Interest in complementary medicine, including Chinese, has increased in recent times, with increasing popularity of healthy life style. Many of the techniques used by the Eastern physicians have been adopted in the West and adapted for use in this culture. 
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Written by prof. Enkhjargal Dovchin "ENJI" | Thursday, 14 October 2010 16:28
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 Qi - the energy which flows through the acupuncture channels. It is responsible for revitalizing all organs, tissues and cells along the route of its movement. It also refers to the energy of the spleen, heart, lungs, liver, kidney, etc. Yin - refers to the functional capacity of the kidney qi energy, which moistens and cools the liver, spleen, stomach, lung, heart, throat, eyes and nose and provides a basis for sperm and vaginal fluids. Yin deficiencies cause dryness and heat.
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