When using traditional Chinese medicine, although most of the sequelae of COVID-19 can be cured within a month, there are also cases that require repeated visits and take months to cure. Here are a few common reasons: Deal with the… Read More »Part V:Why treatment should be done in steps
As can be seen from the above table, the main internal organs of the human body are all connected with a certain meridian. Therefore, if there is a problem with a meridian (for example, the meridian on the surface of… Read More »Part IV: Meridian, organ and Qi
According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the human body has 12 main meridians. These meridians have long routes. For example, the foot Shaoyang meridian passes through the ears, the side of the chest and abdomen (rib side), the… Read More »Part III: Same formula for different symptoms
Herbal medicine and acupunture are two pillars of traditional Chinese medicine, this leads to another question: how does acupuncture work? Basically, acupuncture works by getting at the underlying cause of the problem and helping the body to heal itself. In… Read More »Part II: How Does Acupuncture Work?
Unlike Western medicine, Chinese medicine mainly uses herbs (and sometimes minerals or biological substances). While these may not seem so pure or clean, don’t forget that the food we eat and drinks are not absolutely pure and clean too. So… Read More »Part I: Different formula for same disease