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	Zhong Jing TCM
		Zhong Jing takes its name from the revered famous scholar and doctor ZHANG Zhong Jing, who was born in the end of Han Dynasty.
		Because of his outstanding contribution in the TCM history, we praised him as ‘The Sage of TCM’.
		TCM stands for ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine’, it is a unique and independent medical system originated in China, it is one of the world’s oldest medical systems.
	www.wungtodesign.com /websites/zhongjing (272 words)

	Terms Pinyin
		In TCM and in the Chinese language yang is used as an adjective indicating the fiery, warming, drying nature of the modified word.
		In TCM it is the functional aspect of bio-energy; disease manifests as external, upward, hyperactive, inflammation and discharge.
		In TCM and in the Chinese language yin is used as an adjective indicating the watery, cooling, moistening nature of the modified word.
	home.pacbell.net /ewhc/termspinyin.htm (877 words)

	QI and Energy JING BLOOD BODY FLUIDS[TCM Discovery Net]
		Jing, which is usually translated as Essence, is another somewhat difficult concept to understand in Chinese medicine.
		If Jing is plentiful there will be a strong life force and the organism will be healthy and radiant, whereas when Jing is lacking the life force will be weak and the organism will be susceptible to disease and disorders.
		Jing is seen as crucial to the development of the individual through life.
	www.tcmadvisory.com /tcm_jing.asp (654 words)

	Acupuncture.Com - Education - Theory - Jing Xu
		Jing includes many of the functions of DNA and the laws of heredity but isn't limited to these.
		Post-Heaven Jing is a general term to indicate that made by the individual after birth.
		The Kidney Jing is stored in the Kidneys, but a lot of it also is in the 8 Extraordinary meridians, including the Governor Vessel which runs up the middle of the back and the Conception Vessel which runs up the middle of the front of the body.
	www.acupuncture.com /education/theory/jingxu.htm (1279 words)

	The Five Yin organs(zang organs)
		TCM practitioners view the kidneys as a very important organ that not only regulates the urinary system but also exercises control over the reproductive, endocrine and nervous systems.
		In TCM, Jing is an essential substance, closely associated with life.
		For example, conception is made possible by the power of Jing, growth to maturity is the blossoming of Jing, and aging reflects the weakening of Jing.
	www.shen-nong.com /eng/principles/kidneysfiveyinorgans.html (601 words)

	Jing (Essence)
		At conception, the Prenatal Jing is passed to the fetus from the parents.
		Prenatal Jing (together with an energy derived from the Kidneys of the mother) nourishes the fetus during pregnancy.
		Jing, translated as Essence, is a very precious substance, which should be guarded and not wasted.
	www.sacredlotus.com /theory/substances/jing.cfm (634 words)

	Traditional Chinese Medicine - AlternativeMedicineChannel
		Jing is the root of existence and reproduction.
		Jing is also responsible for growth and development.
		The Kidney is mainly responsible for fluid metabolism and the storage of Jing.
	www.alternativemedicinechannel.com /tcm (1283 words)

	What Is Traditional Chinese Medicine?
		TCM is not "New Age," nor is it a patchwork of different healing modalities.
		TCM understands that when the meridian system functions well, the body (including its mind, spirit and emotions) is healthy and maintains homeostasis, a dynamic condition of internal harmony where yin and yang energies operate seamlessly.
		TCM understands that everything is composed of two complementary energies; one energy is yin and the other is yang.
	www.tcmworld.org /what_is_tcm (2201 words)

	Acupuncture - The Philosophy of the Dao, Qi, Chi, Shen, Jing
		Jing is responsible for growth, development and reproduction.
		Chinese believed that everyone is born with a finite amount of Jing.
		According to the philosophy of Dao, the role of the acupuncturist is to restore your health and enable you to live a little closer to the Dao, thus preserving your Jing and living to a ripe old age.
	www.holistic-online.com /Acupuncture/acp_philosophy.htm (389 words)

	TCMcentral.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		As TCM evolved over the centuries, it came to include treatment of disease using acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary principles, physical manipulation of the body tissues, therapeutic exercise and movement (tai chi), and the mind-body practice of qigong.
		TCM reached its apex during the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) then gradually declined to the status of a folk practice until 1949.
		While TCM was fading in China it was nevertheless migrating to the rest of the globe as traders, missionaries, and diplomats visited East Asia in the 17th and 18th centuries and returned home with reports and texts of the classical practices.
	www.tcmcentral.com /OM/om_tcm.htm (828 words)

	Your Life Force Energy Systems Doug Perry Welcome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		TCM is an understanding of how the organs and meridians work in conjunction with each other to control the flow of energy to the tissues of the body, so that those tissues can have the proper energy to function correctly.
		TCM can also be used to mitigate the side effects of pharmaceuticals, but it is important that your TCM practitioner be made aware of all of the medications you are taking and all the symptoms and side-effects that you are experiencing.
		TCM whole herbs are relatively inexpensive and a good TCM herbalist can quickly tell the quality of the herbs in their whole form and adjust the prescription if necessary.
	www.ylfes.com /index.html (7228 words)

	TCM Kongres · 6.-9. september 2007
		The theme of the congress this year is: Sexuality and Health: Gynecology, Andrology and the TCM Philosophy.
		To enhance our knowledge of TCM a line of international TCM experts will teach their favorite topic within the framework of Sexuality and Health.
		We see this first congress in Denmark as the beginning of a new era where worldwide TCM practitioners may meet in the north and establish long-term relationships and cooperation.
	www.tcm-kongres.dk (288 words)

	Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine - PCU College of Holistic Medicine
		The purpose of this Dr. TCM program is to provide students with more in-depth medical knowledge of western medicine in immunology, medical laboratory results, and scientific study of herbal pharmacology and toxicology.
		While courses in TCM foundation, acupuncture, herbology and western medical science teach students the basic theoretic concepts, the courses in the Department of TCM Clinical Science provide students with clinical practical knowledge of diagnosis, differentiation and treatment of various diseases.
		Students enrolling in the Dr. TCM level are expected to show competency in diagnosis and treatments for patients in an efficient, professional, and confident manner.
	www.vcc-tcm.ca /prog_doctor.html (1728 words)

	Nei Jing Akademien - Skolan för Traditionell Kinesisk Medicin
		Inför nästa kursstart gör vi en viktig förändring i TCM programmet som vi hoppas kommer att tilltala våra elever och göra studierna än mer intressanta.
		Nei Jing presenterar nu en unik kurs för alla som har grundläggande akupunkturkunskaper:
		Nu har Nei Jing Akademin lanserat en egen Basmedicin kurs.
	www.neijing.se (374 words)

	Tcm
		TCM 2 - TCM 2 is a British television channel.
		TCM model of the body - The model of the body in traditional Chinese medicine has the following elements: the Fundamental Substances; Qi, Blood, Jing (Essence), Shen (Mind) that nourish and protect the Zang-Fu organs; and the meridians (jing-luo) which connect and unify the body.
		TCM and Cartoon Network - TCM and Cartoon Network is an European satellite channel that airs TCM from 21:00 CET to 06:00 CET and Cartoon Network Europe in the remaining time, mainly for analogue...
	tr76.g-style-japan.com /tcm.html (1383 words)

	Acupuncture and TCM
		The Wanjing Hospital of the Chinese Academy of TCM is located northeast of Beijing city center, just outside of the 4th ring road (Beijing, a city of 15 million people, has 5 concentric beltways).
		She was originally trained as a western physician, but later trained as a traditional Chinese medicine doctor as well, and has now been practicing TCM for 50 years.
		Perhaps one of the chief strengths of Xia’s treatments is that side effects are rare and very minimal, thus, when coupled with the relatively low cost of treatment, few patients leave her care unhappy.
	www.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu /~vitaly/tcm/WanJingHospital.html (932 words)

	Traditional Chinese Medicine History
		In TCM hospitals, there are 222,000 beds,249,000 TCM doctors, and more than 7,100 chief physicians specializing in therapy with integration of Chinese and Western medicine, or in scientific research, and 1,600 doctors specializing in medicine of nationalities.
		Although the TCM hospitals are started later, in smaller scale, and with relatively poor conditions, their staff are undertaking more clinical work than the staff of other hospital of similar grade.
		Accompaning the development of reform and opening to the outside word, and with the progress in TCM work, international exchange and cooperation in the field of TCM is increasing, academic exchanges are frequent, trade is expanding continuously, and thereby the international influence and status of Chinese traditional medicine are continuously elevated.
	www.china4u2.com /TCM_History/tcm_history.html (5222 words)

	U.S. Pharmacist
		Use of TCM has led to a reduction in total mortality, an increase in the therapeutic effectiveness of drugs, and a decrease in severity of drug side effects, as well as an improvement in quality of life (as a result of smoking cessation, weight control, diet modification, exercise, etc).
		The TCM concept is that the kidneys are the basic constitution or gate of vitality and the motivating force of all functional activities of the internal organs.
		TCM is another tool for pharmacists and other clinicians to consider for cardiovascular diseases.
	www.uspharmacist.com /index.asp?show=article&page=8_1211.htm (3960 words)

	The Rise, Fall and Renaissance of Traditional Chinese Medicine \| acupuncturetoday.com
		TCM reached a new height in the Tang dynasty (618 to 907 A.D.), another prosperous era in Chinese history.
		TCM was introduced to Korea and Japan in the Tang dynasty.
		The progress of TCM during the Sung (962-1279), Yuan (1215-1368), Ming (1368-1644) and Ching (1644-1911) dynasties is unprecedented.
	www.acupuncturetoday.com /archives2003/nov/11mao.html (1725 words)

	The Way of the Dragon School
		The physiological definition of qi in TCM is the intrinsic intrinsic substance that flows in the human body and is the impelling force for all activities.
		TCM believes that the vitality of spirit is influenced by 7 emotions - joy, anger, pensiveness, worry, sorrow, shock, and fear.
		The five elements are used in TCM to expound on the unity of the human body and the environment, and the physiological and pathological relationship between the human internal organs.
	www.waydragon.com /QigongE/QE-Chapter1.htm (2583 words)

	Traditional Chinese Medicine/TCM and Insomnia
		A patient with a mild case of insomnia is told to "relax more, cut back on caffeine, try a hot bath or warm milk before bedtime." For chronic insomnia, the usual response is sleeping pills or anti-depressants.
		In TCM, a primary concept is the idea of "root and branch." Symptoms like insomnia are considered to be the branches of a disease.
		Therefore, there is a spiritual consciousness built into TCM theory.) A wandering spirit, or Shen disturbance, can manifest in a number of ways, including mood disorders and heart palpitations, but insomnia is one of the commonest symptoms.
	www.tcmpage.com /hpinsomnia.html (1716 words)

	TCM vital for AIDS treatment
		As the country puts more effort into research on how to apply it in the fight against the virus, TCM is expected to bolster the worldwide anti-HIV campaign, said She Jing, minister of the State Administration of TCM.
		Meanwhile, TCM can also improve patients' ability to tolerate the pain brought on by western drugs, treat some infectious diseases caused by the virus, and improve the quality of life of the patients.
		The combination of TCM and western medicine treatments provided much better results, with a much lower death rate, than treatment using only western medicines in the past year, She said.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2004-10/08/content_380675.htm (413 words)

	Information Regarding Acupuncture & Moxibustion
		The T.C.M. terminology of the internal organs of the human body are basically the same as those used in modern medicine, but all concepts are different.
		For instance, the heart in T.C.M. does refer to the same anatomic entity as in modern medicine, however, it also refers to some of the functions of the nervous system, especially some of those of the brain.
		T.C.M. applies the peculiar theories such as the yin-yang, five-element etc. to synthesize, analyze, and ponder these information.
	www.sotcm.com /Information.htm (3034 words)

	The Medical Classic of the Yellow Emperor, Huang Di Nei Jing
		In Western countries scholars and physicians are engaged in systematic and comprehensive study of TCM and have made rapid progress both in theory and in practice.
		The Medical Classic of the Yellow Emperor (Huang Di Nei Jing), which is also translated by Ilza Veith as The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine (1966), is the oldest extant classic of TCM and the source of theory for this independent medical system.
		TCM regards the physiological processes and pathological changes of human beings are closely related to nature.
	www.tcmtreatment.com /images/bookstore/w001.htm (3471 words)

	Toronto Total Wellness Centre, Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Infertility, TCM, Herbs, Facial Acupuncture, ...
		While these clinics limit the scope of their practice to such areas as pain treatment and management, TCM is used in Asia to treat far more ailments.
		In the near future, TCM will no doubt be recognized as an effective alternative to the costly practice of Western medicine.
		TCM is non-invasive and most treatments are painless.
	torontotcmclinic.com /tcm.html (552 words)

	EWMC TCM Psychology
		TCM believes that all of the higher nervous activities, such as mental, consciousness, and thinking, result mainly from the functions of the heart.
		TCM gives the heart predominance over the other organs because it holds or houses the mind or Shen, as it is called in Chinese.
		TCM holds that human mental activities are closely related with the viscera.
	home.att.net /~ew.mc/tcmpsychology.html (410 words)

	Jing River Acupuncture - Oxford (Worcester) Mass - J Ellen Thompson
		At Jing River Acupuncture, we encourage you to integrate the wisdom of ancient healing traditions with the critical perspective and technology of modern science.
		It addresses the uniqueness of each individual in his or her environment and seeks to understand the whole person, not simply a part of the body.
		TCM evolved into a medical care system designed to improve ones capacity to balance, sustain and renew internal resources.
	www.jingriveracupuncture.com /about.html (1060 words)

	Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in China
		According to the characteristics of distribution of the skeletal muscles and tendons (jing jin) and their running course from the end of the four limbs towards the heart and their meeting places of joints, neck, loin, etc., the injured muscular nodular spots (i.e.
		The function of the Muscle-Tendon (jing jin) to “Control the bones and promote movements of the joints" is the ancient Chinese doctor's summary of regularity of human myology, syndesmology and their accessory tissues.
		The initial and ending points of muscles and ligaments and their accessory tissues are the force loading spots in movement as well as the injury spots of unphysiologic activities.
	www.ontcm.com /wjam/wj00-3-2.htm (1329 words)

	TCM Student: index
		Using the words TCM in the domain name of the site is definitely a little misleading.
		At the end of the emperor's reign and the cultural revolution in the middle of the 20th century, much was lost to the Chinese practitioners as they were put second to medicine of the West.
		A TCM style treatment often involves heavy manipulation of the needles and a strong sensations of qi.
	www.tcmstudent.com /theory (634 words)

	COURSE
		FUNDAMENTAL TCM THEORY II The basic theory and characteristics of the pathogenesis and pathogenic factors are covered including topics such as the six environmental excesses (Liu-Yin), seven emotions (Qi Qing), disharmony of Yin and Yang, the six channel pattern identification (Liu Jing Bian Zheng), and the abnormal function of Qi, blood, body fluid, and organs.
		TCM INTERNAL MEDICINE II The second course in a four-course sequence covers diagnosis and treatment principles of respiratory and infectious diseases.
		TCM PEDIATRICS (E) This course is designed to teach students the basic principles of pediatrics: common symptoms and signs of pediatric disorders, communicable diseases, neonatal problems, and other miscellaneous pediatric diseases; and their treatment with traditional Chinese medicine.
	www.actcm.edu /html/course_CM.html (934 words)

	Helpful Information on the College Home Study Courses
		The first category of people is a lay person, who may want to take courses to satisfy his or her desire for knowledge.
		The second category of people is an intending professional, who may take courses before he or she makes a more serious and final decision to seek a career in acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine.
		The third category of people is a full-time student of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine or a professional practitioner in this field, who may take courses to supplement or improve his or her professional knowledge.
	www.tcmcollege.com /hsinfo.htm (398 words)

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