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Atherosclerosis, Heart Health and it's Treatment With Acupuncture and TCM

Introduction 

Atherosclerosis is a general term given to several diseases which cause a hardening and thickening of the walls of the arterial system. Hence the phrase, hardening of the arteries. Atherosclerosis begins when monocytes (white blood cells) enter the walls of the arteries in certain areas and are transformed into cells which attract and accumulate fatty deposits. These places eventually become thickened and hard and are known as atherosclerosis plaque or atheroma's. All types of arteries are susceptible; peripheral, coronary,

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318 TCM Herbs; Propeties and Actions PDF Print E-mail
Clinic & Study
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Thursday, 29 May 2008 11:13
The following table lists 318 of the most common herbs used in traditional Chinese medicine.

They are arranged according to their actions. The centre column is the pinyin name and the right column lists its properties.

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Yuan (Source) Points PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008 22:08

Yuan Points are where the primary Qi of the Zhang-Fu is retained. Primary (Source) Qi is maintained by SP and along with Pre-Natal Qi is stored in the Dan Tian. Distributed through San Jiao to whole body. Strong Source Qi means good health. Illness always damages Source Qi.

 

All Yuan points are located on the wrist or ankle. Used for diagnosis and treatment of the

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Eight Tissue Influential Points PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008 22:07

Where the vital energy of the corresponding tissues meet.

Blood BL 17 Geshu

Bone BL 11 Dazhu

Fu Organ RN 12 Zhongwan

Marrow GB 39 Xuanzhong

Pulse LU 09 Taiyuan

Qi RN 17 Tanzhong

Tendon GB 34 Yanglingquan

Zang Organ LR 13 Zhangmen

 
Lower He Sea Points- Xia He Xue PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008 22:02
All He (Sea) Points relate to digestion and water metabolism. Treat excess Fu organ conditions. DO NOT tonify these points because it leads to Qi stagnation. Sedate or neutral manipulation only. Points may be used for diagnosis (palpation).
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Five Shu (Source) Points and Properties PDF Print E-mail
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Tuesday, 27 May 2008 21:55

The following table lists the five Shu (Source) points in acupuncture theory.

Each of these five acupuncture point classifications has specific properties.  Click on the Shu Source property in the right column to see details :) .

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