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TCM Effectiveness and Evaluation
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Common Syndromes and
Treatments in TCM
1.Bias Deficiency of kidney yang
To treat by Acupuncture and
Moxibustion
2. Bias Deficiency of kidney yin A
person with a bias deficiency of kidney yin shows a lack
of strength, weak loins and legs, a flushing face with
reddish lips, and heat in the palms and soles. They also
have a rapid pulse, and a red tongue without fur.
Syndrome (b)
To treat by Herbal
medicine
To treat by Acupuncture and
Moxibustion
Syndrome (c)
To treat by Herbal
medicine
To treat by Acupuncture and
Moxibustion
Syndrome (d)
To treat by Herbal
medicine
To treat by Acupuncture and
Moxibustion
Syndrome (e)
To treat by Herbal
medicine
To treat by Acupuncture and
Moxibustion
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(a) Qigong and other
therapies
For effect of Qigong on the Nervous System
Function, click here.
Generally speaking, Qigong is good for healing
effect of this specific ailment, however
individual results may vary. It improves the
flow of the qi and the circulation of the blood,
so you'll experience more energy, but, you won't
see/ feel any immediate effects, as with many
exercises and therapies, it takes a few weeks or
even months of practice before you'll see any
significant improvements.
The following types of Qigong may help:
For the information of different types of Qigong
,just click a link above.
This information is for education purpose only.
We strongly advise you seek a licensed Qigong
master to learn the correct ways to conduct
these exercises before attempting them.
Acknowledgments:
We also greatly acknowedge Ms. Najaf Munir,
MBBS, for her editorial support. Ms. Munir
simplified the highly technical medical
documents into easy-to-read documents, for the
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