| Find The Cure : Chinese Medicine
Increasing knowledge for better health is also expanding the desire to find the correct cures for the problems. A variety of problems that are directly linked to health in the world today, everything from mental ailments to physical diseases to problems reflected by other more serious problems, are becoming better known. Not only is Western medicine striving to find solutions, but traditional Chinese medicine is also working towards making ancient solutions more widely available. Chinese medicine is known to help cure common ailments, but in other ways it is now being proven that they are working towards finding alternatives. Many are approaching Chinese medicine to help alleviate addictions such as obesity, smoking and hard drugs. Not only is this a continuation of Chinese medicine, but is also increasingly evident of the influence of this alternative.
New Natural Eye Care Book! Healing Your Eyes with Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture, Acupressure, & Chinese Herbs by Andy ...
Andy Rosenfarb, MTOM, L.Ac., has written a new book entitled Healing Your Eyes with Chinese Medicine. This is a landmark publication in the field of alternative medicine for the eyes and holistic ophthalmology. The book describes how acupuncture and Chinese Medicine can help to heal the eyes from various disease patterns. The information presented is based on years of clinically proven research and overwhelming success rate. .
Acupuncture OK in workers’ comp
Sacramento, California, USA - In a boost for alternative medicine and patient choice, new guidelines for approving acupuncture as a treatment have been OK'd in workers' compensation cases in California.
The ancient Chinese therapeutic technique using fine needles was incorporated back into the state's workers' compensation system ... by the California Division of Workers' Compensation. .
Connecting The Dots : Chinese Medicine
That everything is interconnected in one's body and in the universe is the philosophy of Traditional Chinese medicine. Development of the way in which the system could be divided is the understanding that allows one to practice alternatives towards health and balanced energy. The concept that the functions of the different organs interact with each other is known as the Zang-Fu theory. This interaction allows them to function in different ways, and balances out the health of different individuals. When one's internal organs are completely balanced, they have reached complete health because their energy is able to flow naturally and without any blocks. .
Acupuncture OK in workers' comp
In a boost for alternative medicine and patient choice, new guidelines for approving acupuncture as a treatment have been OK'd in workers' compensation cases in California. The ancient Chinese therapeutic technique using fine needles was incorporated back into the state's workers' compensation system as of June 15 by the California Division of Workers' Compensation. After the state's workers' compensation reform of 2003, while officials were trying to curb medical costs, many patients were denied regular acupuncture treatments during a debate over the method's effectiveness. "This is a huge victory for acupuncture and for patients and their choice for medical treatment," said Ted Priebe, chief executive officer of the National Oriental Medicine Accreditation Agency. The state's Division of Workers' Compensation reinstated the treatment by adopting "Colorado's guidelines" for acupuncture treatment.
Charges against nurse are rejected
A COMPANY director who claimed he was embarrassed to strip in front of a nurse because he does not wear underpants has had his complaints rejected by a disciplinary tribunal. Nurse Hannah Doyle, 64, wept with relief on Friday after the Nursing and Midwifery Council found the businessman's evidence 'vague' and 'self contradictory'. Doyle specialises in a range of alternative therapies including Chinese medicine and acupuncture at the Nancy Doyle Clinic in Bromsgrove. .
Getting The Body Back To Work
Feeling tired all of the time, restless, getting headaches or feeling nauseous during the day for no apparent reason could be a sign your body is out of sync with what it is supposed to be doing. Beyond this, you can catch the viruses and colds going around all of the time. According to Chinese medicine, this simply means that your flow of energy is blocked. Getting back in touch with what your body needs an alternative method could be found in Chinese medicine. One of the methods that can be used is Tuina, also known as Oriental bodywork therapy. .
Drain water away safely with Altadrine Aquadrain
Green tea has been consumed throughout the ages in India, China, Japan, and Thailand. In traditional Chinese and Indian medicine, green tea has been used as a stimulant and diuretic (to promote the excretion of urine), to help expel water retention.
Recent studies resulted in good news for dieters: green tea appears to speed up calorie burning, including fat calorie burning.
There are lots of cases of water retention but it is very important that one drains the water away safely. Use of diuretics have to be strictly monitored by doctors.
The natural alternative is green tea but natural does not mean safe. When one drains water one loses also the electrolytes Sodium, Potassium and Magnesium that have to be replaced immediately.
Green Tea is excellent for water retention cases and when combined with Potassium, Magnesium and Sodium the electrolytes that are lost are immediately replaced.
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