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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
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| Traditional Chinese Medicine
incorporates: |
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| Chinese herbal formulas are effective on their own, as well
as acting on a day to day basis to sustain the healing benefit of the
acupuncture treatment. Aside from minor digestive complaints in a few
cases, Chinese herbal formulas do not cause the kind of drastic side effects
experienced by some while taking western pharmaceuticals. |
| Many of the herbal and acupuncture formulas still in use
today have demonstrated hundreds of years of clinical effectiveness in
the treatment of disease. |
| The body is able to heal by restoring physical, emotional
and mental balance through the application of acupuncture and herbal medicine. |
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What Can Be Treated With TCM?
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| Because TCM restores the body to balance and harmony, almost
any healing process can be facilitated by treatment. TCM is most effective
in the treatment of: |
- Sinus
- Stress and hypertension
- Menstrual symptoms
- Menopausal symptoms
- Chronic pain
- Asthma
- Chronic infections
- Depression
- Acid reflux
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- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Fatigue
- Stroke recovery / motor impairment
- Migraines
- Addictions
- Side effects of chemo & radiation
- Insomnia
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How Many Treatments Are Needed?
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| Though most patients experience some relief after the first
treatment, long term or permanent relief often requires several treatments.
The number varies and is dependent on factors such as: age and constitution
of the patient, the type of disease and how long the patient has had the
problem. |
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